All Nymphs

Excellent midge pattern with tons of attraction. Perfect dropper candidate in a hopper/dropper setup. 

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...

Ton of flash gives this fly an more emergance look to it. Rootbeer glass bead creates a nice head with a translucent look to it.  A great addition...

From the Wall Street Journal, the Mop Fly. We have been getting tons of requests for this fly and now here it is. Tied in the hottest colors on a ...

Made famous in the Wall Street Journal. Now with rubber legs! We have been getting tons of requests for this fly and now here it is.

In many ways, this fly was born out of my youth and learning to tie with Andre Puyans. Andy was the creator of the AP nymph, which was a great fly ...

With all due respect to John Barr and his brilliant creation of the Copper John (which may still be the best-selling nymph of all time) there were ...

Bling Bling every time you show up on the river with RIO's Morrish Sparkle Donkey TB. This nymph is regularly the center of attention in any trout ...

A classic freshwater shrimp recipe. Famous in New Jersey, Colorado and Michigan. Almost forgotten, but here it is.

A buggy, unattractive nymph that will catch fish, lots of fish. Excellent for trout, bass and panfish. Although it doesn't jump out at you, it is ...

This is a customer requested pattern from back East! A gawdy little green drake emerger/nymph that swings and drifts with a vengance.  An all arou...

Freshwater shrimp.  Huge food source for many gamefish and baitfish. This species has been introduced to many watersheds with the sole, of improvi...

Caddis or sedge are extremely important source of food worldwide. This is a great imitation of the caddis larva.  This pattern has great buggy f...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. Use this pattern in faster moving wa...

The October caddis or Giant Caddis or even Fall Caddis, portends the last great dry fly chance of the season, on many West Coast Rivers.  From Ala...

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,...

The Olive Quilldigon combines the slim, fast-sinking profile of a perdigon with a segmented quill body for a more natural appearance. It’s an excel...

Grubs are a feast for trout in many areas. Great imitation caddis pattern Popular in New Zealand but effective globally An Orvis Signature Tie.

A lead wrapped body and a tungsten bead assure these Pat's will sink like no others.

Although found in the UNWEIGHTED collection, This is LIGHTLY weighted with lead-free wire wraps.  Typically, 6 wraps of .015" lead-free wire.  this...

This olive/cream pattern is deadly on rivers where caddis tumble from their hold. A great pattern that entices strikes again and again from fish u...

Cased caddis are crunchy on the outside and soft in the middle much like a perfect loaf of fresh baked French bread. As these caddis move about in ...