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TACKLE • FRESHWATER FLIES KEYSTONE ALL PRICES LESS 10% [SEE POLICY PAGE FOR DETAILS] Keystone FRESHWATER FLIES ALL FLIES ARE BOXED PER 12 & LABELED. All Flies Boxed & WINGED MIDGE DRY FLIES TERRESTRIALS Labeled All Flies Tied in Price $8.12 per box (12) Price $8.12 per box (12) Kenya. SPECIFY SIZE Sizes Sizes DRY FLIES F300 Mosquito 18, 20, 24 F400 Black Ant 12,14,16 F301 Adams 18, 20, 24 F401 Brown Beetle 12,14 Price. $8.12 per box (12) F302 Black 18, 20, 24 Sizes F402 Black Beetle 12,14 F304 Grey 18, 20, 24 F403 Cinnamon Ant 12,14,16 F100 Adams 10, 12, 14, 16 F305 Light Cahill 18, 20, 24 F404 Grasshopper 10,12,14 F101 Adams Yellow body 12, 14, 16 F306 Olive 18, 20, 24 F405 Green Inchworm 14 F102 Black Bi-visible 12, 14, 16 F307 Ginger Quill 18, 20, 24 F406 Letort Cricket 10,12,14 F103 Black Gnat 12, 14 F308 Yellow Cahill 18, 20, 24 F407 Letort Hopper 10,12,14 F104 Blue Dun 12, 14 F105 Blue Quill 12, 14, 16 F106 Blue Wing 12, 14, 16 F107 Brown Bi-visible 12, 14, 16 F108 Brown Hackle 12 ,14, 16 F109 Brown Drake 10,12 NYMPHS ® F110 Coffin Fly 10 Anglers Image Price $7.35 per box (12) F111 Cream Variant 12, 14, 16 LATEX STONE FLIES FLY TOP™ F112 Dark Cahill 12, 14, 16 No. Color Sizes F113 Dark Hendrickson 12, 14, 16 F500 Amber/Yellow 8, 10 Superior fly floatant, silicone base, heat stable, F114 Female Beaverkill 16 F501 Black 8, 10 convenient flip-top F115 Ginger Quill 12, 14 F502 Brown 8, 10 container with chain. F116 Gold Rib Hare’s Ear 12, 14 F503 Golden 8, 10 No. Price F117 Green Drake(ginger) 10,12 F504 Grey 8, 10 AIACCAQF $2.52 F118 Green Drake(grizzly) 10,12 F505 Olive 8, 10 F119 Grey Bi-visible 12, 14, 16 F120 Grey Hackle 12, 14, 16 STRIPPING BASKET F121 Grey Fox 12, 14, 16 ELK HAIR CADDIS Price $8.12 per box (12) F122 Grey Fox Variant 12, 14, 16 13"x13"x13" mesh basket folds up into its No. Color Sizes own pocket for convenient storage. Great F123 Grey (dun) Variant 12, 14, 16 F200 Black 12,14,16,18 for travel. F124 Light Cahill 12, 14, 16 F201 Brown 12,14,16,18 No. Price F125 Light Hendrickson 12, 14, 16 F202 Grey 12,14,16,18 AIACCTCB $17.50 F126 March Brown 12, 14, 16 F203 Olive 12,14,16,18 F127 Mosquito 12, 14, 16 F204 Tan 12,14 F128 Pale Evening Dun 12, 14, 16 F129 Pale Watery Dun 12, 14, 16 F130 Quill Gordon 12, 14, 16 NYMPHS Price $7.35 per box (12) F131 Red Quill 12, 14, No. Description Size F132 Royal Coachman 12, 14, 16 F506 Black Quill 12 F133 Sulphur Dun 12, 14, 16 F507 Black Stone 10 F508 Blue Quill 12 F509 Blue Wing Olive 14, 16 F510 Bread Crust 12, 14 F511 Brown Drake 10 F512 Cahill 12 SLIDE RELEASE CLAMP SAVE WITH OUR F513 Cream Caddis(caddis hook) 18 F514 Coachman 12 Holds line firmly in TERMS DISCOUNTS F515 Ginger Quill 12 place while tying flies. No. Price F516 Green Caddis Larve(caddis hook) 18 TOL00401 $8.95 F517 Green Drake 10 F518 Gold Rib Hare’s 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 WULFF’S & HAIR WING F519 Hendrickson 12 DRY FLIES F520 Kelso 10, 12 Price $8.12 per box (12) F521 Little Brown Stone 12 F522 Little Yellow Stone 12 Sizes F523 March Brown 10, 12, 14 F136 Ausable Wulff 10, 12, 14 F524 Montana 6, 8, 10 F137 Grey Wulff 8, 10, 12, 14,16 F525 Muskrat 10,12, 14 F138 Grizzly Wulff 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 F526 Olive Brown Stone 12 F141 Royal Humpy 12, 14, 16 F527 Perla Stone 10 F142 Royal Wulff 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 F528 Pheasant Tail 12, 14 F143 Rat Faced Mcdougal 12, 14 F144 White Wulff 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 F529 Quill Gordon 12 F145 Yellow Humpy 12, 14, 16 F530 Ted’s Stone 6, 8, 10 F531 Tellico 12 F532 Zug Bug 12,14 290 MERRICK TACKLE Order Toll Free: 800-628-8904 / 24/7 Toll Free Fax 800-686-7763 KEYSTONE, FLY BOXES FRESHWATER FLIES • TACKLE ALL PRICES LESS 10% [SEE POLICY PAGE FOR DETAILS] Keystone FRESHWATER FLIES WET FLIES (800 series) ZONKERS BUCKTAIL STREAMERS Price $7.35 per box (12) Price $9.10 per box (12) Sizes Price $9.10 per box (12) Sizes No. Size F726 Black 6, 8 F718 Black Nose Dace 8,10 F800 Adams 10, 12, 14 F727 Grey 6, 8 F719 Brook Trout 8,10 F801 Alder 12 F728 Nat. Brown 6, 8 F720 Brown Trout 8,10 F802 Blue Dun 12 F729 Olive 6, 8 F721 Light Edison Tiger 8,10 F803 Black Gnat 10, 12, 14 F730 White 6, 8 F722 Dark Edison Tiger 8,10 F804 Blue Quill 12, 14 All F731 Yellow 6, 8 F805 Blue Wing Olive 12, 14 F723 Mickey Finn 8,10 F806 Coachman 10, 12 Mustad/Partridge F724 Rainbow Trout 8,10 F807 Cowdung 10, 12 fly line is F725 Royal Coachman 8,10 F808 Dark Cahill 12 F809 Dk. Hendrickson 12 available. F810 Ginger Quill 12, 14 Call for info. F811 Gold Rib Hare’s Ear 10, 12, 14 F812 Iron Blue Dun 12 F813 Kelso 12 F814 Leadwing Coachman 10,12 WOOLY WORMS WOOLY BUGGER F815 Light Cahill 10, 12 (800 series) (800 series) F816 Lt. Hendrickson 10 ,12, 14 Price $7.35 per box (12) Sizes Price $9.10 per box (12) Sizes F817 March Brown 10, 12, 14 F830 Black 10, 12 F836 Black 6, 8 F818 Montreal 10, 12 F831 Brown 10, 12 F837 Grey 6, 8 F819 Mosquito 12 F832 Green 10, 12 F838 Olive 6, 8 F820 Pale Evening Dun 12 F833 Grey 10, 12 F839 White 6, 8 F821 Parmachene Belle 12 F834 Olive 10, 12 F840 Yellow 6, 8 F822 Picket Pin 10, 12, 14 F835 Yellow 10, 12 F823 Professor 12 F824 Quill Gordon 10, 12, 14 F825 Queen of the Waters 12 F826 Red Quill 12 F827 Royal Coachman 12 F828 Reuben Wood 12 F829 Yellow Cahill 12 TRADITIONAL ALUMINUM FLY BOXES Okuma offers a full line of classic design aluminum fly boxes. These boxes are constructed using materials of the highest quality. The all-aluminum window Streamer Flies (700 series) compartment boxes are fitted with stainless steel micro Price $9.10 per box (12) springs that click the windows open effortlessly. Okuma boxes come in MUDDLERS Sizes STREAMERS Sizes either a traditional silver or sleek matte black finish. They are available with compartment boxes that have individual spring loaded windows with F700 Black Marabou 8, 10 F709 Black Ghost 8,10 locking lids, clip boxes with stainless steel clips, foam boxes with high Regular 8, 10, 12 Grey Ghost 8,10 F701 F710 density nonabsorbent foam to carry wet flies, and ventilated boxes that F702 White Marabou 8, 10 F711 Light Spruce 4, 8 provide better air circulation so flies dry quickly. F703 White Muddler 8, 10, 12 F712 Dark Spruce 4, 8 No. Description Dimensions Price F704 Yellow Marabou 8, 10 F713 Hornberg 8,10 1 3 OKU1356WHS 6 Window Compartments; Clips in Lid 3 ⁄2"x2 ⁄8"x1" $13.33 F714 Royal Coachman 8,10 1 3 OKU1356WHB 6 Window Compartments; Clips in Lid 3 ⁄2"x2 ⁄8"x1" 13.33 1 3 OKU1356WRS 6 Window Compartments; Foam in Lid 3 ⁄2"x2 ⁄8"x1" 13.33 1 3 OKU1356WRB 6 Window Compartments; Foam in Lid 3 ⁄2"x2 ⁄8"x1" 13.33 1 3 OKU135RRS Ripple Foam Base and Lid 3 ⁄2"x2 ⁄8"x1" 11.99 1 3 OKU135RRB Ripple Foam Base and Lid 3 ⁄2"x2 ⁄8"x1" 11.99 1 1 OKU15510WHS 10 Window Compartments; Clips in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 MATUKAS Sizes MARABOU Sizes 1 1 F705 Grizzly 8, 10 F715 Black 8,10 OKU15510WHB 10 Window Compartments; Clips in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 1 1 F706 Olive 8, 10 F716 White 8,10 OKU15510WRS 10 Window Compartments; Foam in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 1 1 F707 Red 8, 10 F717 Yellow 8,10 OKU15510WRB 10 Window Compartments; Foam in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 1 1 F708 Yellow 8, 10 OKU15516WHS 10 Window Compartments; Clips in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 1 1 OKU15516WHB 10 Window Compartments; Clips in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 1 1 OKU15516WRS 10 Window Compartments; Foam in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 1 1 STACK PACK JARS OKU15516WRB 10 Window Compartments; Foam in Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 1 1 OKU1554HVS Ventilated Box; Clips 4 Sides w/Leaf 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 19.33 Made of tough transparent plastic, these stack pack jars are 1 1 OKU155RRS Ripple Foam Base and Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 16.66 ideal for storing flies, lures, hooks, sinkers, and other small 1 1 tackle. These space-saving jars screw together for easy OKU155RRB Ripple Foam Base and Lid 6"x3 ⁄2"x1 ⁄8" 16.66 selection and convenient storage. No. Dia. Depth Jars/Set Price 1 1 DAPT4 2 ⁄2"1⁄4"4$2.19 1 DAPT5 2" 1 ⁄4" 5 2.19 5 7 DAPT6 1 ⁄8" ⁄8"62.19 PLEASE SPECIFY SIZE WHEN NECESSARY.
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