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Beadhead nymphs are the most effective way to catch a trout, or to catch many trout; Either way, its wicked effective.
This represents a drowned ant, one of the more common occurrences along rivers. Tungsten bead helps it get down.
Is it a stone? Mayfly? Attractor? Yes! The Ugly Duckling is an excellent general attractor pattern that can be effective in many rivers throughou...
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 detailsPrinces are an iconic pattern in the nymphing world. Meant to look like stones or mayflies or an attractor, they have a place in almost every fly...
View full detailsThere is no doubt that the Copper John is one of the most successful nymphing patterns out there. However, there is one huge problem with successf...
View full detailsGrubs are a feast for trout in many areas Very popular in New Zealand Also a great caddis pattern imitation
A simple Euro-style jigged fly that hits all of the right buttons. Thin body, good colors, the right proportions, this fly may not have a fancy nam...
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The most famous pattern for the Driftless area is now available with a Tungsten Jig configuration. Those Iowa anglers are onto something, is a gre...
View full detailsThe Surveyor was added to my arsenal shortly after I realized how deadly the Rainbow Warrior is. Basically, I started playing around with patterns ...
View full details"The TJ Twisted Caddis has been an excellent addition to my Twisted Series of flies. The original Twisted Caddis is tied on a 200R with a brass bea...
View full details"The Tungsten Dart is a design combining the best parts of a couple of old favorite fly patterns and applying current materials. The result is a fi...
View full detailsSample's caddis is a fantastic, simple caddis pupa CDC and vernille equals tasty...
What a great looking nymph! Imitates "clinger" style mayfly nymphs, but also works well as a small stonefly Gets down, looks good, catches fish.
Juan's Kryptonite Caddis is an emerging caddis larva. It features a soft hackle that imitates an emerging fly when fished on the swing. The fly fe...
View full detailsDesigned By Nick Adler Nicks Fat Caddass was developed as a heavy fly with little to no resistance in the water, meaning this fly will drop in dept...
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 details"When I decided to design a Damsel imitation, I started with the Mini Leech Jig which was already an imitation that I was using as a dropper in bot...
View full detailsOne of the more effective caddis patterns we have seen Curved hook, beadhead, deadly. Great general attractor in-between caddis cycles too!
A 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 detailsBright, buggy, and built to get down fast, the Tungsten Jig Creamsicle from Solitude is a high-confidence attractor nymph for trout that ar...
View full detailsBased on the late Gary LaFontaine's Deep Caddis Pupa, this wire bodied version is dressed with a black nickel bead and features dark wing pads whi...
View full detailsThe wicked effective tungsten jig version of a classic This pattern crushes everywhere, lakes, streams, rivers A great all around attractor
Our (Fulling Mill's) weighted jigs are fast proving themselves as some of the most popular flies we make. Designed to get down fast, they're grea...
View full detailsCDC plus a hot tungsten bead. Juicy! It works in lakes, rivers, ponds and everywhere else. From panfish to trophy trout, this fly produces.
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