Nymphs represent a juvenile aquatic insect, which is the majority of a trout's diet. These are all nymphs that we have, beadhead, weighted and unweighted.
Like a Stonefly that is curled up naturally. Stones tend to curl up when they end up in the current, so this fly mimics a natural situation. Grea...
View full detailsBalanced jig, pats body, knotted legs. This pattern has a ton going on. Perfect pattern to replicate a stone moving across the bottom of a river.
Tungsten bead for extra weight The right amount of flash So effective, it should be banned High water special
Tungsten "balanced" damsel pattern. This is as close to a "sure thing" as you can get for a nice lake pattern Sparsely tied and crazy effective.
CDC plus a hot tungsten bead. Juicy! It works in lakes, rivers, ponds and everywhere else. From panfish to trophy trout, this fly produces.
You can call this a hellgrammite, but it really just more like a tasty morsel of pure trout protein. Extended body is full of movement. Looks as g...
View full detailsScuds, when present, are an extremely important food source. Often found in rivers and lakes. Woven patterns typically sink faster than standard...
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