Beadheads

It's big. It's messy. It's buggy. It's nasty looking. It's a jig nymph. And fish LOVE IT. A red head and varigated legs give this thing tons of a...

A stonefly attractor pattern that is a Prince Nymph variation, originally invented by Ron Hart in 1986. Goose biots are used for the wings and ta...

Another jigged version of the infamous Egan's Frenchie. This one features a thread-wrapped body that reduces the overall size of the nymph body. It...

A tungsten jig version of the popular woven stone. The woven yarn gives this fly a unique look that drives fish wild. Works well as an anchor fly ...

One of the most recommended flies in the history of 'The Big Y'. How do you improve on the Prince? Well here is a stab at it. Loads of flash and a...

  Great imitation for annelids, earthworms, aquatic worms. Plus a great attractor in murky waters.  Fish like worms! If you have never seen ...

Another bloodworm/chironomid larva imitation, much like the Bionic Worm. In fact, these two pattern often go hand in hand. When the Bionic Worm ...

Copper colored to cover many situations, sure to be a classic, and have a spot reserved in your fly box. Great searching pattern, even if it do...

A beautiful all-purpose soft hackle beadhead. Imitates a March Brown along with many other mayflies.   Fish it in lakes, rivers and even works we...

We took the flashabou, and put it on where the white wings go. Many nymphs obtain a shiny back right before emerging, fish often trigger on this. ...

An incredibly buggy pattern that cuts through the water. A cross between a hare's ear and a pheasant tail with a buggy little collar. An orange ho...

An extremely buggy prince nymph pattern. This pattern is going to be a fish catching machine. Olive body with a bit a flash mixed in the dubbing...

An excellent searching pattern. Silhouette resembles enough food patterns to work everywhere. A real workhorse that is not fished enough for fish ...

Like a standard Beadhead Prince Nymph but made using red thread instead of black. The red just behind the bead is where it gets it's name. The pri...

If you're not fishing a Squirminator, you should be Squirmy material is irresistible Double down with a duo-tone Squirminator. Double the color, ...

Here’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...

Heavy hot head damsel pattern, perfect for lakes.

Sweet tungsten pattern that is a big produce. In the right colors to catch a fishes eye, but not to over the top to turn them off. Great pattern f...

When screening riffles to see what nymphs are present, we've noticed how Green Drakes tend to look like "baetis in a snow suit", like the kid from ...

"Most modern crayfish patterns focus primarily on a single attribute: Realism. While indeed a valuable component, I find that many realistic flies ...

Caddis larva are a time tested favorite for trout, steelhead and bass anglers. A very realistic pattern, especially once it is wet. Available to f...

Giving flies the 'royal treatment' has shown over and over again to entice fish. Peacock and red floss with the white wing case, attract fish in a...

An excellent attractor pattern, especially when you need a somewhat realistic bug. Ice Dub is used for the collar and body, which is very eye catc...