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.
Thought to have originated in Alberta Canada, particularly on the Caroline and Raven rivers. Also became extremely popular on the lakes in BC. ...
View full detailsAn oldie but a goodie, the 56er was originally designed to be fished in the Ozarks. However, this little bug has gotten attention throughout the...
View full detailsSkip Morris' solution to highly selective or pressurized trout. This prolific nymph has a huge range, and is a staple in many lakes. Callibaetis h...
View full detailsFishing streamers on Euro Nymphing leaders is a technique that my fly fishing team USA mates and I have been practicing for over a decade now. In c...
View full detailsExcellent lake pattern. Tied on a jig hook with a tungsten bead attached with a post in front of the hook eye. This allows this pattern to sink ...
View full detailsGreat damsel nymph imitation. Perfect for those fishing in lakes under an indicator, or rivers plentiful we damsel flies.
Invented in Montana, the Bitch Creek catches fish, when nothing else will. And not itty bitty ones either. Named after the famous Bitch Creek in...
View full detailsA older stonefly pattern invented by the late Charlie Brook's. Much like the Montana Stone, but in the colors that look more natural. Hackled at t...
View full detailsTechnically a midge pupa imitation. This not so little nymph pattern is responsible for landing hundreds of thousands of lake trout. F rom its hum...
View full detailsExtremely popular lake pattern Huge all over the Northwest and British Columbia. Also used for sea-run cutthroats and steelhead. A great all a...
View full detailsCombining buggy natural colors, rubber legs, and hot accent tungsten beads, this fly is irresistible to carp around the world.
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...
View full detailsFound throughout Eastern US, Catalpa Worms are extremely popular with bait fisherman. Brought to us from a customer request, fish readily feed on...
View full detailsAlso known as the Shammy worm, it is made out of dyed and dried chamois hide. The material gives this fly an incredibly life like quality when we...
View full detailsA chironomid pupa pattern, meant to replicate emergering chironomids. Extremely popular in the high lakes of Oregon and Colorado, this simplistic ...
View full detailsThe Clouser Swimming Nymph was created by Bob Clouser. It can be used to catch many types of fish including trout and bass. Imitates many food sou...
View full detailsNice stone pattern with a bunch of copper which acts as ribbing and helps this pattern sink. Must have for rivers with stones in them. A great cho...
View full detailsA cross between the pheasant tail and brassie. Works well where ever there are stonefly or mayfly nymphs. Classic profile, sinks fast, sleek, an...
View full detailsSteelhead have an affinity for stones, beginning as a juvenile. A bright thorax acts as an attraction. Also useful for trout. Stoneflies are ...
View full detailsA great pattern when a large midge nymph is needed. Works well for chironmid hatches as well. Designed by Zack ThurmanAbout the tyer:ZACK THURMAN S...
View full detailsA legendary stillwater pattern, also good for rivers. Great dragonfly and callibaetis imitation. Created by Denny Rickards, tied full and fat ...
View full detailsHugely popular fly, especially on lakes.
"The Draggin’ Nymph was designed to mainly target Rio Grande Cichlid and carp in the slower waters of my local creeks and rivers. Although it was i...
View full detailsThese robust sized nymphs have become a favorite for lake angler's everywhere. Nymphs are by far the most important stage of life for the fish and...
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