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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.
The Tungsten Jig TNT is dynomite. Tied in 3 great color combination it sure to foot the bill in most scenarios where mayflies are present. The B...
View full detailsDeveloped at Big Y by Matt Duce. Jiggy version of the poular Red Light Leech. Fishes well Euro-style or retrieved streamer-style. La...
View full detailsA hugely popular pattern in the Czech/Euro world. Sinks like a rock and extremely durable. Great general attractor/mayfly pattern.
A fantastic summertime PMD nymph. Imitates a caddis pretty dang well too Simple, heavy, flashy. Often, the simplest fly is the most productive ...
View full detailsExcellent choice during caddis emergence, or use as a searching pattern. Lots of action, trout will often hit these with urgency in fast riffles....
View full detailsA **twist on the classic San Juan Worm Flexi floss is twisted to create a great action and segmented look Includes a beadhead to keep it down in t...
View full detailsA 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...
View full detailsAnother 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...
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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...
View full detailsA modern take on the Prince Nymph. The Black Jack has a slim body made of thread that allows it to sink much faster. Wire ribbing along the body w...
View full detailsProudly designed by a Big Y Customer and Hood River local. "This fly features a simple body design that helps it sink quickly and a natural CDC col...
View full detailsThe least romanticized insect for fly fisherman is easily the worm. Not to many people like fishing them, but the reality is they can be incredibl...
View full detailsAnother bloodworm/chironomid larva imitation, much like the Bionic Worm. In fact, these two pattern often go hand in hand. When the Bionic Worm ...
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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...
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Similar to a Blowtorch. However, the slimed down body works especially well in clear waters with more finicky fish.
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...
View full detailsA hugely popular pattern in the Czech/Euro world. Sinks like a rock and extremely durable. Great general attractor/mayfly pattern.
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...
View full detailsOriginally designed to be a winter nymph, this pattern can be used in a slew of situations. Fish it as an attractor any time of the year, the ...
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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...
View full detailsCaddis larva are one of the most prevalent insects in rivers, and are particularly loved by trout. In the real world caddis pupa have dark wing pad...
View full detailsA hugely popular pattern in the Czech/Euro world. The Spanish Bullet is designed to quickly sink in fast flowing water. A glued body allows the...
View full detailsIf you're not fishing a Squirminator, you should be Squirmy material is irresistible Double down with a duo-tone Squirminator. Double the color, ...
View full detailsIn 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 ...
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