Yellowstone National Park

One can never have too many princes, one of those patterns where most fisherman have multiple various in there box. The Amber Prince has a wire w...

Barr’s Emerger Glass Bead PMD The Barr’s Emerger Glass Bead PMD is a deadly transitional pattern built for trout feeding just below the surface du...

Hugely popular throughout tailwaters of the Rockies, West Coast and spreading. Lots of action, lots of sparkle. Great winter pattern. A definite g...

Like so many other caddis emerger patterns this guy is tied in tan, on a scud hook, peacock thorax, ribbing, and hackle. Some do have a tail, othe...

Caddis larva are a time tested favorite for trout, steelhead and bass anglers. If there are caddis or sedge in your neck of the woods, then this i...

Known for its success on the Bighorn. This pattern is a variation of the original Wonder Nymph. The CDC creates an undulation under water much lik...

With roots originating in Colorado, you know this pattern is one trout catching son of a gun. It is designed to be a compact hopper pattern. Great...

This is one of the all time favorite Hopper patterns around. Use this pattern from around the end of July to late September. When fishing this fly...

This all time favorite Hopper pattern just got a lot better. A foam body makes this pattern virtually unsinkable, meaning more time with your fly ...

A longer, sleeker fast sinking version of Beadhead Hare's Ear. Head down swimmer, great for longer mayflies, dragonfly nymphs, stoneflies etc. Al...

A larger faster sinking Beadhead Prince. Iridescent peacock and those marvelous white wings, and split tail, combine to make this a great attracto...

A great improvement on this all-time classic pattern. Many nymphs take on a very shiny appearance right before emerging. Trout key in on this vu...

Another twist on the classic all-time favorite. Many nymphs obtain a shiny back right before emerging, fish often trigger on this. Flashback also ...

Another twist on the classic all-time favorite. Many nymphs obtain a shiny back right before emerging, fish often trigger on this. Flashback also ...

Guides aren’t always known for tying the prettiest flies, but they do tie the most effective, especially on the rivers they fish. The Guides C...

An excellent mayfly pattern, especially in waters overfished by the pheasant tail. Natural styled body is created by using pheasant tail and some ...

A great salmonfly variation of the classic Chernobyl Ant. The Chernobyl was quick to launch into legendary status. Now with the hair wing it is ev...

Half Chubby The Half Chubby takes the proven profile and buoyancy of the classic Chubby Chernobyl and trims it down into a smaller, more na...

All the infamous traits of the Beadhead Hare's Ear, but with a Tungsten Bead Head for faster sink rates. Still the #1 nymph in the world and with ...

Beadhead Hare’s Ear Fly The Beadhead Hare’s Ear is one of the most versatile and reliable nymph patterns ever tied—and for good reason. Built to im...

Still the #1 nymph in the world and with good reason. Buggy, flashy, suggestive of a plethora of nymphs. The more it is fished the buggier it gets...

A classic nymph, peacock thorax, slender pheasant tail body. The wire rib presents a nice segmented look, in addition to adding flash and durabili...

One of the oldest, and anymore least used hopper patterns. The red-tail can make a huge difference in attracting fish.  Use this pattern from ar...

A realistic, durable, high floating Hopper pattern. Use this pattern from around the end of July to late September. When fishing this fly, make 3 ...

A flashy nymph, that began in the state of Washington, and has quickly caught on worldwide. The profile of a classic mayfly nymph, will cover a la...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. Not all stonefly insects are large...

The Mini Chubby Chernobyl is a downsized attractor designed for situations where the full-size Chubby feels like too much. With slightly le...

Like other parachutes the Parachute Hopper rides low in the water, is easy to see in low light.  Hopper and other terrestrials make an easy high c...