Leeches

The Woolly Bugger with a beadhead is one of the most effective and versatile flies ever created, built to get down quickly and trigger aggressive e...

Voted in the Top Ten of all-time Trout Flies in American Angler Magazine. A must pattern for all fly fishers, works on all game fish including Tro...

Use this pattern everywhere fish live!  Works great for all game fish including Steelhead, Salmon, Trophy Trout, Bass, you name it. Tied with that...

Great for those looking for a smaller bugger. The Baby Bugger is designed to mimic leeches, baitfish, little minnows, damsel nymphs, just about ...

Alaska's #1 pattern and with good reason. All gamefish eat leeches, this pattern imitates leeches, forage fish, stonefly nymphs all of which will ...

This pattern really excites the big trout. The ones that lurk deep and strike hard. The nice thing about this pattern is it has the same effect o...

This all-time classic Attractor has caught all types of game fish in all types of water. Originally designed to imitate a caterpillar, also been u...

A fantastic lake pattern, and river pattern where ever leeches live. Great for Alaska, Argentina, steelhead, salmon, trophy trout, and bass. One o...

This pattern has a great profile, the right amount of flash, and some rubber legs for good measure.   Similar to our Baby Bugger, but a little big...

This all-time classic attractor has caught all types of game fish in all types of water. Originally designed to imitate a caterpillar, also been ...

"My first jig hook design for Umpqua Feather Merchants, the Mayer's Jigged Mini Leech Radiant is my newest signature fly pattern. It's derived fro...

Originally brought to our attention via customer request. The Pumpkinhead, or Pumpkin Head, is an excellent stillwater pattern with a track recor...

Designed by local fly tyer Matt Duce. The Red Light Leech is a favorite in lakes and on the Columbia. A great leech or damsel nymph pattern that...

Peacock Bugger A deadly twist on the classic Woolly Bugger, the Peacock Bugger shines where subtle flash and depth matter most—especially in stillw...