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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.
Grubs are a feast for trout in many areas Very popular in New Zealand Also a great caddis pattern imitation
Sample's caddis is a fantastic, simple caddis pupa CDC and vernille equals tasty...
This pattern is sometimes controversial because it has the word "worm" in it. But this is not the garden variety type worm, but an aquatic worm, ...
View full detailsTungsten bead helps this sink like a rock. Great for fast moving water or czech/euro setups. Imitating anything from an annelid to an earthworm. ...
View full detailsBeadhead helps get this down earlier, and keep it down. Imitating anything from an annelid to an earthworm. Worms are always available food for fi...
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A classic nymph, with a pheasant tail thorax and slender pheasant tail body. Useful for virtually all mayfly nymphs, including the Baetis nymph. ...
View full detailsScuds or Freshwater Shrimp are a vital food source for trout. Scuds live in slack waters of rivers, and are the #1 food source in many lakes th...
View full detailsNymph imitation of one of the most iconic hatches out there. Realistic pattern with rubber legs for extra attractant. Designed to sink with the h...
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Now with Tungsten Slotted Bead and jig hook Jig nymphs are becoming more and more popular in the fly fishing community. Extremely popular nymph in...
View full detailsThese flies just work - don’t let their simplicity fool you. The Sexy Walts brings a little flash to a classic hairs ear variation. This fly works ...
View full detailsIt's shagadelic baby! This newer stone pattern is a great twist on a classic Kauffman stone. It's dubbed body will get buggier the longer it's f...
View full detailsIf you favor casting for carp, then use a fly that mimics the fish's favorite—the dragonfly
The wicked effective tungsten jig version of a classic This pattern crushes everywhere, lakes, streams, rivers A great all around attractor
Scuds or freshwater shrimp are not in all waters, but the waters they are in fish readily target them. This simple Shrimp Scud is another great i...
View full details"The Silver Bullet Baetis is a sleek, fast sinking pattern perfect for hanging below a bushy dry, or on a nymph rig. This simple fly is durable, ...
View full detailsOne of the hottest bwo emerger patterns. Popular from Sierra's to Arkansas and points east and west north and south. Excellent for dropper combo....
View full detailsThis tungsten skwala nymph gets down now! It is heavy and tasty looking. Skwalas are the spring stonefly. They can hatch when the water is high and...
View full detailsBlue Winged Olives are the most important food source for trout. BWOs hatch from early fall through late spring and provide many trout with the bu...
View full detailsIsonychia, Slate Drakes, Mahogany Duns. These sporadic hatches, are reliable in many rivers, particularly in the Midwest and East US. Also promine...
View full detailsBig trout love tiny flies. Smoke Jumper is one that has been a guide secret for many years. Best known on the Bighorn River, MT, it is an emerger...
View full detailsA chironomid pupa pattern, the Snow Cone is meant to replicate emergering chironomids. Extremely popular in the high lakes of Oregon and Colora...
View full detailsThe Fulling Mill Sob-Czech Olive Barbless is a versatile tungsten jig nymph designed to sink quickly and stay in the strike zone. Its buggy olive b...
View full detailsCaddis are some of our favorite bugs to fish and for good reason they are extremely effective. This variation is a great trout and steelhead patt...
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Swinging soft hackles for trout has gained some popularity of late. This pattern is particular designed with that in mind. While it can be fishe...
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