Clous-A-Bou Brown and White Size #4 Quantity 2

The Clous-A-Bou has the best of both worlds. The deadly effectiveness of the Clouser Minnow with the motion of marabou. The marabou really flutters and drives the carp nuts. The lead eyes help the fly ride on the bottom and hook up.

Bead Headed Lake Leech Brown Size #8 Quantity 2

 This is my go to fly. When the fishing gets tough, or I am not quite sure what the carp are feeding on this is the fly that I tie on. Definitely my top producing fly.

Black Twister Size #4 Quantity 1

The Twister’s tail gets the better of carp’s curiosity and the lead eyes keep the fly where it belongs on the bottom and hook up. Tan is a good all around color.

White Twister Size #4 Quantity 1

When the carp muddy the water from their aggressive feeding or if the water is just off color a throw the white Twister, the carp are sure to see it.

Flash A Bugger Black/Olive Size #6 Quantity 2

A close friend of mine says that all you need for carp fishing is a variety of Woolly Buggers so here you go. They simulate all kinds of food that carp like so tie one on and fish it with confidence.

Huffdad Crawdad Size #4 Quantity 1

This one is for the big boys.  Big carp love crayfish. Drag this fly past their nose and hold on.  I have seen carp move several feet to chase down this fly. Works especially well on a rocky bottom where the crayfish like to hide.

Black Bead Headed Krystal Bugger Size #4 Quantity 2

I caught my first carp on this fly.  A solid producer and a lot of days it’s all you need.

Dragonfly Nymph Brown  #6 Quantity 2

Damselflies are found in many lakes and ponds and are a common source of food for carp.  This fly works well if the carp are ignoring your other offerings.