All Emergers

Mark Engler created one of the best baetis nymph patterns of the past 20 years in his WD40. Featuring a swollen thorax area alluding to the wing bu...

This is a buggy pattern with a subtle red hot spot. Perfect for a dry-ropper rig, or used on a two fli rig down deep. Regardless, try letting th...

Pat Dorsey spends more time with midges than anyone...decades of guiding and tying have evolved this pattern to be it's namesake. Deadly on its own...

Pat Dorsey spends more time with midges than anyone...decades of guiding and tying have evolved this pattern to be it's namesake. Deadly on its own...

A wire body twist on the original Soft Hackle. This wire body gets down fast and the soft hackle alludes to the movement of a swimming or strugglin...

This pattern works great as a pale morning dun or sulphur dun emerger.

Cast the Soft Hackle pattern up the river, then let it swing downstream, which lifts the fly upwards in the water. Trout will attack this fly, so ...

This version of the Panty Dropper Nymph was designed by Forrest Jay to imitate dark colored mayfly nymphs. Fish this highly effective pattern wit...

There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. The Go 2 Pheasant Tail...

The Wet Pheasant is the perfect fly to fish any time of year. Simple in its design, the soft-hackle collar gives the Wet Pheasant a look in the wat...