Cutthroat Trout

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 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 ...

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...

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...

An must have pattern when going to Yellow Stone. Swing or dead drift, either are deadly effective. Especially effective in the late summer-early f...

Created by legendary fly designer Polly Rosborough. Like many of Polly's patterns this one was developed 'in the round' no top or bottom, always i...

The classic wet fly, for the White River, and well just about everywhere else. Also famous in Missouri and throughout the Ozarks. There are many ...

A 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...

A buggy, unattractive nymph that will catch fish, lots of fish. Excellent for trout, bass and panfish. Although it doesn't jump out at you, it is ...

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

Hugely popular for great lakes steelhead, especially in the Michigan area. Suggested to us from a Michigan fly shop as a great searching pattern a...

Also called the Carolina Wulff. Yellow floss is used for the body. Another twist on the all-time classic.

Great attractor pattern, often out fishes other attractors. Developed by Charles Meck. Great for dropper set-up.

Similar to a Blowtorch. However, the slimed down body works especially well in clear waters with more finicky fish. 

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...

Barbless version of a classic! Long a standby in every fly fisher's fly box. Especially effective in lakes, along the reeds, and in slower...

Infamous fly in Alaska and Idaho and you name it. Great low visibility fly, lots of high floating, durability, attractive qualities. Try it, y...

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...

An extremely effective bream pattern. Developed for the Llano River, TX by Austin fishing guru Kevin Hutchinson This little critter catches bass, ...

The Headstand is one of the most effective Carp patterns out there. Classified as one of the hardest fish to catch, they need a fly that they cann...

 "The Rainbow Warrior was my first commercially available fly pattern. Its origins are a little sketchy. I’d love to tell you a fancy design story,...

Invented in Idaho in 1906, quickly earned a reputation of catching large trout. Infamous in big western waters. Floats high and through the rou...

An extremely effective bream pattern. Crystal chenille/foam body and rubber legs keep this pattern incredibly simplistic while creating attraction...