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Nymphs represent a juvenile aquatic insect, which is the majority of a trout's diet.
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.
A hugely popular pattern in the Czech/Euro world. Sinks like a rock and extremely durable. Great general attractor/mayfly pattern.
A hugely popular pattern in the Czech/Euro world. Sinks like a rock and extremely durable. Great general attractor/mayfly pattern.
One of many highly effective patterns that originate in the Czech/Euro field. A slim body, synthetic fibers, and a tungsten bead help this patter...
View full detailsMuch like a Wd-40, but with flash for the tail and wingcase. Great for drawing attention in murkier waters or low light hours
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This pattern is deadly when fish are keying on emergers. The emerging stage is when insects are the most vulnerable, and big fat fish slurp them u...
View full detailsGreat caddis pattern that isn't too over dressed. Coloration that makes this a great October Caddis pupa pattern. Fish in a dead drift and allow...
View full detailsMysis shrimp are critical food sources that produce huge trout! Usually found just downstream of lakes or dams. Also works well as a damsel f...
View full detailsExtremely realistic damsel nymph. Hugely popular with stillwater fisherman. Contains a transparent look that is hard to replicate.
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Extremely realistic scud pattern. Hugely popular with stillwater fisherman. Contains a transparent look that is hard to replicate.
Tied specifically to closer imitate the sulphur. Sulphurs, PMDs, Light Cahills are major hatches on many, many rivers.
Sowbugs are an important food source in many fisheries, especially tailwaters, below big dams. Trout can become ultra-picky when it comes to their ...
View full detailsThe Tailwater Sow Bug is a staple on many western tailwaters. A few of my home waters are teeming with sows, so I ’m always chasing a better sow bu...
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First designed in the Appalachian Mountains, is now popular throughout the U.S. and Canada. Is a great all-purpose attractor pattern. Also used to...
View full detailsThis is the hottest new Czech/Euro nymph from Solitude. Great colors, tungsten bead, highly requested. This pattern is "the ticket" to success o...
View full detailsDesigned by Randall Kaufmann to imitate the callibaetis nymph, also works for dragonfly and damselfly nymph. A very productive lake pattern and ...
View full detailsMuch like a Braided Caddis Pupa, the TNT has a very similar body. Unlike the Braided Caddis this fly adds attraction throughout the rest of the bo...
View full detailsInvented by Pat Dorsey on the South Platte River to entice finicky fish. This pattern has caught on for its productiveness and versatility. Midges...
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This fly works great anywhere ants are present. Fact- Ants live everywhere on earth besides Antarctica and fish LOVE eating them. I really ...
View full detailsOriginating in the Ozark's, the title basically says it all because southern trout are driving crazy by this pattern. Much like a Crackleback, th...
View full detailsThis represents a drowned ant, one of the more common occurrences along rivers. Tungsten bead helps it get down.
Sweet tungsten pattern that is a big produce. In the right colors to catch a fishes eye, but not to over the top to turn them off. Great pattern f...
View full detailsA slick little caddis nymph that sinks quick. Great searching fly during hot, sunny days. Works all year long!
An attention grabbing baetis/bwo nymph. A slim ribbed body gives it a nice segmented look. Oversized bead and ice dub draw attention, and red fl...
View full detailsBright, buggy, and built to get down fast, the Tungsten Jig Creamsicle from Solitude is a high-confidence attractor nymph for trout that ar...
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