Beadhead Nymphs
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If you want to catch fish in all conditions, you will need a box full of beadhead nymphs.
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The bead helps this pattern get down better, especially effective bouncing along river bottoms. There isn't a fish out there that won't hit an egg...
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Guides aren’t always known for tying the prettiest flies, but they do tie the most effective, especially on the rivers they fish. The Guides C...
View full detailsExtended 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...
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A small bead head keeps this fly down where the fish are. These patterns are especially effective for Erie Steelies
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Inch worms are a big food source in rivers in the Smokeys, East Coast, Midwest, and other places. Also works for caddis pupa. Great where giant ca...
View full detailsFish love eggs. Glue Eggs are exactly what they seem like. Eggs made of glue. These eggs create an opaqueness that is extremely hard to duplicate ...
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The prince nymph has spawned many creative patterns over the last couple of decades. With so many imitations it seems hard to weed the good from t...
View full detailsMidges 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...
View full detailsCustomer requested We were happy to get this fly online when we saw it Its got everything you want in a beadhead trout fly Tungsten, barbless, cop...
View full detailsThe Girdle Bug is deadly when swung through fast oxygenated water. Excellent for trout, steelhead, and smallmouth bass. Rubber Legs is often the ...
View full detailsA great little attractor pattern that can mimic quite a few things. A nicely ribbed body gives it a great segmented look, the natural dub makes...
View full detailsGreat stillwater and tailwater pattern. Representing the most common of trout food sources, the midges. AKA Chironomids. Epoxy covered body and ...
View full detailsHere’s your new, most versatile trout fly. The matte black tungsten bead gives this fly its punch. Put RIO’s Gum Dropper behind your favorite big d...
View full detailsAn excellent mayfly pattern, especially in waters overfished by the pheasant tail. Natural styled body is created by using pheasant tail and some ...
View full detailsThe attractor midge has a flashy abdomen and a double wrapped rib. Gray midges are under used and incredibly prevalent especially in the Sierra's.
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 ...
View full detailsThe GTi Caddis is more imitative than most of my patterns. It represents a hydropsychidae larvae, commonly called "net builder" Caddis. Though a bi...
View full detailsA small all purpose fly that can work in many situation. Fish as a general attraction, small caddis larva, chrinomid/midge larva, green rock worm,...
View full detailsPart of being an exceptional fly creator means designing flies that are meant for you and your fly box only. That's precisely how RIO's signature t...
View full detailsThis is the green version of the Dark Lord that we have been using for years. The original black version was a stonefly attractor pattern that is...
View full detailsA great general purpose/searching nymph pattern. Black is great for mayfly nymph or little black stone imitations. Yellow works well for smaller g...
View full details"A good friend of mine turned me on to this new material and the first thing I thought was a synthetic mop. We tied some up and now you will not fi...
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