Big Y Brand Flies

Often mistaken for a stonefly, Hellgrammites are hugely effective in many areas. Nymph of the Dobson Fly.

Although it is not a super hatch, these larger mayfly nymphs are often gorged upon by trout. Tend to reside in slower water, but can often appear ...

Midges bring fish to the surface 12 months out of the year. American Angler estimates midges account for 22% of trout's diet, by far the single mo...

The Clouser Swimming Nymph was created by Bob Clouser.   Tied here with more vibrancy to attract in all water types. Imitates many food sources e...

One of the hottest bwo emerger patterns. Popular from Sierra's to Arkansas and points east and west north and south. Excellent for dropper combo....

Incredibly similar to a Pat’s Rubber Legs, or a Girdle Bug. The Knotty Girl is meant to be a similar imitation to both those patterns. Designed t...

As mentioned in the above pattern midges are becoming a more important food source for fish. Luckily nymphs tend to be a tad more effective than ...

Tied especially for streams in the Eastern US and Canada, where this mayfly makes a tasty treat for trout. The action fishing the nymph can match ...

Blue Quill, Black Quill, Red Quill, Quill Gordon, are all essentially the same fly in different color variations meant to mimic a specific mayfly ...

A custom tie based on the Rainbow Warrior. The flashier body works well in cloudy water or in warmer conditions. Try it when you see fish in shal...

A heavier version of one of the most popular patterns An excellent tailwater or dropper pattern. This little attractor pattern has proven itself t...

Caddis or sedge are extremely important source of food worldwide. This is a great imitation of an injured caddis pupa that can't quite make it to ...

Also known as the Chuck Kraft Nymph, this pattern is a great searching fly. Designed to mimic both caddis and stoneflies, this pattern is incredib...

Jig nymphs are becoming more and more popular in the fly fishing community. A great larger caddis pupa imitation. Now with Tungsten slotted bead. ...

Great damsel nymph imitation. Works extremely well stripping it off of weed beds with a camo intermediate line. Extremely popular for lake anglers.

It is the subtleties that make be the difference between a great day of fishing and a mediocre one. Mike's Midge Pupa looks very similar to many a...

Jig nymphs are becoming more and more popular in the fly fishing community. The Stockie Basher is a great fly for czech nymphing, UV thread collar...

This pattern is fished for everything from Browns to Cutthroats, it is a fantastically effective pattern, as it hangs in the surface film, imitati...

Extremely popular lake pattern Huge all over the Northwest and British Columbia. Also used for sea-run cutthroats and steelhead. A great all a...

A big ole grub pattern with a hot bead to draw attention.

Precocious action emits strikes when other hex patters fall flat.   A must if you are going fishing during this hatch or wherever hex nymphs molt.

Use to land those lake lunkers. Best fished with sinking tip line. Tied with lifelike Marabou, a must have for the lake and summer fisher. Extre...

Flymphs have been around longer than most fly fishers realize. First coined by Pete Hidy in 1941, it is simply a floating nymph.  With today's c...

An extremely durable midge pattern. Epoxy covered body adds a bit of shine and durability.

A great jig pattern. NOW with slotted tungsten bead. Updated for summer 2022 Great for when a slow sink is necessary or fishing shallow water. Bl...

Blue Winged Olives are the most important food source for trout. BWOs hatch from early fall through late spring and provide many trout with the bu...

Czech nymphs have been pretty popular lately and for good reason. They are slim, sink fast, resemble most buggy things, and are extremely producti...

Named after the monster trout this fly seems to produce. The Pig Stick is a Midwest pattern, that has branched out and been successful throughout...

This pattern is brought to us from one of our wholesale customers who raves of its success throughout the Midwest. An excellent mayfly imitation,...

The title says it all, this is a dirty worm. For those days when you have little choice but to get down and dirty. A brown "worm" with and ice dub...

This is one of the most famous Northwest lake patterns. Works well for damsels, dragonflies and leeches. If you remember this fly from the 1990's,...

Designed by Randall Kaufmann to imitate the callibaetis nymph, also works for dragonfly and damselfly nymph. A very productive lake pattern and ...

A great pattern for lakes that is hugely productive. It has a buggy look that should mimic a slough of insects, however, we really like this for ...

Very buggy, great for all larger mayflies.. Great for quill gordons, hendricksons, and many other mayflies. Buggy, buggy, buggy.

This big mayfly nymph works well to imitate those late-hatching Mahogany nymphs, as well as brown and grey drakes, march browns and even skwalas. ...

The cranefly does not fit into one of the neat categories of nymphs. This could be part of the reason they are most often ignored by fly fishers....

Another Czech nymph pattern, very similar to the Hot Spot Czech Nymph. Czech nymphs are iconic for being tied with fluorescent thread, segmented b...

Here is an innovation from the vise of legendary tyer Phil Camera, inventor of Larva Lace. We sampled this pattern last summer during the caddis h...

If you had to make a top ten list of most effective tying materials of all time peacock and grizzly hackle would definitely have to be in there. P...

Flymphs have been around longer than most fly fishers realize. First coined by Pete Hidy in 1941, it is simply a floating nymph.  With today's cla...

Extremely popular in New Zealand. And just a great looking pattern everywhere else too!

A brassie type pattern, on a 2x strong scud hook. Epoxied for durability, attraction. Screams 'pick me' the moment you open your fly box. Excellen...