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RiverBum Inc

Welcome to online fishing store. You can choose from many categories bellow and than also from subcategories and get what you need for fishing. Fly fishing stuff is what you get here online for affordable prices. Get your fly fishnig gear here and we are sure you will come back.
Main Categories:
  

Cricket, Foam, Black Your price: $1.85	Crystal Flash Caddis, Tan Your price: $1.65	Stone, Dog Puke, Salmon Fly, Trina's Your price: $2.00	Midge, Parachute, Indicator, Black Your price: $1.50
Stimi Chew Toy, Yellow Your price: $1.85	Avalon Permit Fly Your price: $3.75	Shrimp, Marabou, Yellow Your price: $2.50	Signal Light Your price: $1.75
Sierra Damsel, Burk, Olive Your price: $1.65	Sculpin, Woolhead, Olive Your price: $3.50	Crayfish, Fighting Craw, Olive, Ritt's Your price: $2.95	Leech, Egg Sucking, Black, Salmon Hook Your price: $1.75
Panfish Spider, Foam, Black Your price: $1.50	Humpy, Double, Red Your price: $1.75	Caddis Poopah, Bead Head, Olive Your price: $1.50	King Kong, Golden Stonefly Adult Your price: $2.00
Disco Midge, Red Your price: $1.50	Midge, Cream Your price: $1.25	Ant, Chernobyl, Brown-Gold Your price: $1.85	Blue Winged Olive, Spinner, Xelon Your price: $1.50

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Random fishing Flies

Blue Winged Olive, Vis-A-Dun
Your price: $1.50	Synthetic materials have a great influence in how new flies are created. They are more durable, float better and are often easier to see than traditional materials. This is the case with the Vis-A-Dun Blue Winged Olive a newer variation of the classic Thorax pattern. The synthetic wing is much easier to see and is more durable than a turkey flat wing. This pattern like the Thorax has the exact profile and impression of a mayfly dun on the water. The trimmed hackle makes it land upright and float along naturally on the water. Selective fish have a hard time refusing this visible effective pattern.
Rusty Spinner, Hen Wing
Your price: $1.50	Many of us have been baffled by rising trout that seem to ignore every pattern in the fly box. Often these selective fish are keying on spent mayflies. Trout rising to spinners often seem to sip them gently from the surface sometimes with a slight pop as they break through the surface tension from below.