Angler holding a peacock bass on the water

Megafin / What we do

Predator flies.
Proven on the water.

Designed through fishing experience. Tied in Colombia for saltwater and freshwater anglers around the world.

Guide holding a peacock bass in the Orinoco region
The Orinoco. Where experience shaped our approach.

Our origins

From the water
to the vise.

  1. Experience

    Guiding anglers in Colombia, from Orinoco peacock bass to Pacific roosterfish, taught us what a fly needs to do.

  2. Design

    When global travel shifted, that experience became our focus: patterns shaped by problems encountered on the water.

  3. Craft

    Today, our Florida offices and Colombian production connect fly design with specialized tying and meaningful work in fishing communities.

Field tested across

  • Florida Keys
  • Colombia
  • The Bahamas
  • The Amazon
  • Seychelles
  • Africa
  • Christmas Island
Hands tying a purple and black fly in a vise, with thread and a bobbin below
At the vise. Materials shaped by hand.

Precision craft

Every material.
A purpose.

A fly must do more than look right. Its profile, durability and action have to work together.

  • Field-informed

    Design decisions grounded in time spent fishing.

  • Predator-focused

    Patterns developed for the way predatory fish feed.

  • Tied with intention

    Careful material selection and attention at the vise.

The mark we carry

Why the
roosterfish.

Speed. Strength. A visible, committed strike. This is the fish behind our mark—and the kind of encounter we design for.

Roosterfish with its raised dorsal crest, pictured with NYAP popper flies
A distinctive crest. An unmistakable character.
Angler holding a large fish aboard a boat

Megafin Fishing

Tied in Colombia.
Built for the World.