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Fly Assortments Quick Picks Best All-Around Trout Mix: Rio Trout Hopper Dropper Fly Assortment - For trout anglers who want one pack that fishes well from summer through early fall. Built around a proven hopper-dropper concept, it’s an efficient way to cover both topwater eats and subsurface feeding without overthinking fly choice. Best Streamer Starter: Rio Streamer Fly Assortment - For anglers learning trout streamer fishing or building a dedicated streamer box quickly. It’s a straightforward grab-and-go option when you want baitfish profiles and bigger flies ready for stripping, swinging, or bank-walking. Best Euro / Deep Nymphing: Umpqua Tungsten Bead Trout Guide Fly Selection - For anglers who need flies that get down fast in deeper runs and faster currents. Heavily weighted nymphs help you reach the feeding zone quickly, whether you’re tight-lining or fishing under an indicator. Best Flats Species Kit: Rio Bonefish Fly Assortment - For first-time and repeat bonefish trips where you want confidence patterns on hand. This assortment focuses on the core shrimp/crab-style profiles that are common across many tropical flats. Best Tarpon Trip Backup: Rio Tarpon Fly Assortment - For anglers traveling with limited tying time who still want a well-rounded tarpon fly lineup. It’s a simple way to show up with multiple baitfish-style options ready for rolling fish, laid-up fish, and changing light conditions. How to Choose Fly Assortments Pick by target species and water type first Action: Start with where you’re fishing and what you’re chasing, trout rivers, warmwater lakes, or saltwater flats, then select an assortment built for that prey base. Trout assortments typically blend dries and nymphs (or focus on one technique), while streamer assortments lean into baitfish/leech profiles for covering banks and structure. Saltwater assortments are usually shrimp, crab, and baitfish patterns meant to land cleanly and fish well in wind and current. Match the technique you’ll fi