Stonefly Nymphs

Everyone's favorite nymph and not just for trout. Iridescent peacock and those marvelous white wings, and split tail, combine to make this a great...

Pat's Rubber Legs has been used as an attractor and a stonefly nymph. Great for well oxygenated water, fish deep, dead drift and swing. Excellent...

The Prince is just one of those patterns that belongs in every trout angler's fly box. Everyone's favorite, suggestive pattern for caddis,mayfly, ...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. All the attributes of the Beadhead K...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. All the attributes of the Beadhead K...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. This pattern developed by legendary ...

All the bells and whistles on one stonefly nymph. Especially for fast water, when your fly needs to get down fast and deep. For steelhead and torp...

These guys are monsters that pack a punch, if you don't catch a fish with one of these bad boys it is because the fish are scared of it. Great for...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. This pattern developed by legendary ...

Extended body Euro-style Pats Rubber Legs is sure to win over the masses.  Extra-heavy, but it casts easily.  Jig style helps prevent hang-ups o...

Steelhead have an affinity for stones, beginning as a juvenile. Hot bead, rubber legs, flash wing case. Also useful for trout. Stoneflies are...

The Czech/Euro Pat's Rubber Legs (or Jimmy Legs) is here. On a shorter shank hook than our Jiggy Legs for when a small fly is needed.  This fly is...

Originating in Colorado this pattern imitates stonefly nymphs in larger sizes and mayfly nymphs in smaller sizes. Using peacock herl, this patt...

A older stonefly pattern invented by the late Charlie Brook's. Much like the Montana Stone, but in the colors that look more natural. Hackled at t...

  The standard Twenty Incher is a renown pattern for catching both trout and steelhead. Its known as a great prospecting nymph pattern and a sto...

The Czech/Euro Pat's Rubber Legs (or Jimmy Legs) is here. Jiggy Legs was designed on the Deschutes where swift currents and rocky bottoms can lose...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. Double the beads means double the si...

Great color contrast excellent searching pattern.  Hot bead, rubber legs, flash wing case. Also useful for trout. Stoneflies are availabl...

These guys are monsters that pack a punch, if you don't catch a fish with one of these bad boys it is because the fish are scared of it. Great for...

The Girdle Bug is deadly when swung through fast oxygenated water. Excellent for trout, steelhead, and smallmouth bass. Rubber Legs is often the ...

The Girdle Bug is deadly when swung through fast oxygenated water. Excellent for trout, steelhead, and smallmouth bass. Rubber Legs is often the d...

Especially for fast water, when your fly needs to get down fast and deep. For steelhead and torpedo like trout everywhere. Be prepared with a stou...

Invented in Montana, the Bitch Creek catches fish, when nothing else will.  And not itty bitty ones either. Named after the famous Bitch Creek in...

One of the most requested patterns for us to start tying. This stone pattern is a hugely successful PNW nymph pattern. Particularly useful when ...

A older stonefly pattern invented by the late Charlie Brook's. Much like the Montana Stone, but in the colors that look more natural. Hackled at t...

Steelhead have an affinity for stones, beginning as a juvenile. These patterns have a bright colored thorax that drives them to strike. Swing it o...

The Copper John's big brother. Great stonefly imitation for steelhead, and trout. Big, heavy, great for faster oxygenated water. Stoneflies are a...

Steelhead have an affinity for stones, beginning as a juvenile. A bright thorax acts as an attraction. Also useful for trout. Stoneflies are a...

An excellent naturalistic pattern that can mimic a slough of things. Fish during big drake hatches, stones, hexes, etc. If it is a big bug coming ...

Balanced jig, pats body, knotted legs. This pattern has a ton going on. Perfect pattern to replicate a stone moving across the bottom of a river.

This old standby can be the go to pattern, when searching for the 'right' stonefly pattern. Color contrasts in the thorax attract fish, from near...

Tied on Extra Strong Steelhead/Salmon hooks Fish it dead drift, down deep. Then feed it on the swing. Often works when others fail. Produces strik...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead.  This pattern was created for the S...

A steelhead nymph that produces! Great for off color waters.  Works well as stonefly or general attractor for trout too.

What? Is that a new stone pattern? You bet it is, if you are like us you are counting down the days until the next Salmonfly and Stonefly hatches...

Fish it dead drift, down deep. Then feed it on the swing. Often works when others fail. Produces strikes throughout the range of steelhead.

A steelhead nymph that produces! Swings well too!  Works well as stonefly ore general attractor for trout too.

"The Atomic Stone Nymph is the product of a Salmon Fly nymph needed for the big tail waters of the West Cost, specifically here on the Deschutes Ri...

It's shagadelic baby! This newer stone pattern is a great twist on a classic Kauffman stone. It's dubbed body will get buggier the longer it's f...

Fish it dead drift, down deep. Then feed it on the swing. Often works when others fail. Produces strikes throughout the range of steelhead. Leathe...

Like a Stonefly that is curled  up naturally. Stones tend to curl up when they end up in the current, so this fly mimics a natural situation. Grea...

Great stone pattern for any fish that is looking to eat them. Big tungsten bead on this pattern makes this fly sink like a rock. Invented by Tom...