While the Fat Angie started as a much more realistic and singular imitation of a flying ant, it has morphed into a far more general attractor pattern that lends itself well to a variety of insect types.

In the search for a go to hopper pattern? Look no further. The Donkey Kong Hopper is sure to be a fan favorite.

The Swisher's PMX is a great pattern for hoppers, stoneflies and large caddis.

The Solitude hopper is a classic, realistic hopper pattern that can be thrown by itself but is also hefty enough to run a small dropper beneath.

RIO's Ground Beetle features an irridescent underbody

It can imitate a wide variety of insects, including stoneflies, grasshoppers, crickets, wasps, and of course carpenter ants.

This pattern represent grasshoppers and stoneflies but it's name refers to the uncontrollable frustration for trout who wish they didn't like it so much.

A foam boat keeps the Franken Hopper floating high, and the rubber legs add realistic movement. This is the perfect fly for a hopper dropper rig!

Dave’s Hopper is one of the most well-known and used hopper flies in the world and is effective where ever and when ever terrestrials are active.