Beadheads

Imitates a plethora of nymphs fish love to eat. Including cased caddis, mayfly nymphs, and dragon fly nymphs. Has a ton of peacock herl, that con...

Especially for fast water, when your fly needs to get down fast and deep. For steelhead and torpedo like trout everywhere. Be prepared with a stou...

One of the world's most popular prospecting flies, presented here a beadhead for the sink and wiggle. Buggy, flashy, suggestive of a plethora of ...

This simplistic caddis pattern has been quite effective, hence the name Killa Caddis. A nice soft hackle caddis pattern on a curved hook gives the...

One of the very best caddis impressions out there, if not the best. Use where ever fish eat caddis, or where ever caddis and fish co-habitat. A fa...

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 cat...

A quick and dirty attractor fly that has worked wonders. A long time ago the boss took two of his favorite flies, (the prince nymph and pheasa...

A great general attractor that can used as an skwala stone or green drake nymph imitation.  Tungsten bead gets it down quickly

Still the #1 nymph in the world and with good reason. Buggy, flashy, suggestive of a plethora of nymphs. The more it is fished the buggier it gets...

Jig nymphs are becoming more and more popular in the fly fishing community. Edible Arrangement is meant to mimic a caddis pupa. Creates the jig a...

Over the years many a prince imitation have been made. And almost all of them have been successful on one river or another. This imitation is most...

The original Cased Caddis nymph is one that is highly underrated. This updated twist on the classic is sure to be just as productive if not more s...

A modern stonefly nymph imitation. A red butt acts as a hot spot, while rubber legs help draw attention. Dubbed body only gets buggier the longer ...

Anchor flies are often seen as less attractive, heavy nymphs whose sole purpose is to sink other "more attractive" flies on droppers quickly, but ...

All the qualities of the Beadhead Prince, with the addition of rubber legs. Iridescent peacock and those marvelous white wings, and split tail, co...

These guys are monsters that pack a punch, if you don't catch a fish with one of these bad boys it is because the fish are scared of it. Great for...

A pattern that originated in Iceland, and has worked in many trouty waters. Designed to mimic a midge larva this pattern is great for rivers and ...

The origination of this pattern is a little unclear because a couple different fly tiers claim they designed it first. An attractor bloodworm/chir...

Excellent for spring high water everywhere. In many places the emergence of this nymph represents the beginning of the spring fly fishing. This pa...

A customer request due to its extreme effectiveness. An excellent tailwater or dropper pattern. This little attractor pattern has proven itself t...

Where applicable alder flies are a huge food source. The larva looks similar to a hellgrammite but on the much smaller. Fish close to the bottom...

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...