All Nymphs

Simple Stonefly pattern that has fooled trout for decades...Weighted underbody, dense chenille, and long squirmy rubber legs is all it takes for Pa...

The Panty Dropper Nymph was designed by Forrest Jay to imitate the yellow sally stonefly. Fish this highly effective pattern with fluorocarbon u...

Black Fly Larva are common to many rivers, and when they drift down the river, fish find them irresistible.

The October Caddis is the largest of the caddis, hatch in clouds, and in many situations, is the trouts last large meal before winter takes hold. F...

The Nuclear Egg takes the classic egg, adds a soft synthetic veil, and makes a much more effective pattern that trout can't resist. Fish in tandem ...

Tim Wade created a fantastic little stonefly pattern that has had Wyoming trout falling victim for years gaining much popularity and respect throug...

Tim Wade created a fantastic little stonefly pattern that has had Wyoming trout falling victim for years gaining much popularity and respect throug...

The Hydropsyche Caddis or Net Builder Caddis prefer mid to larger sized streams, warmer temps and slower current. Barr's Net Builder Caddis is a g...

Trout gorge themselves on these little translucent shrimp. Tailwaters are typically loaded with these and the closer you get to the dam, the more y...

The Mop fly was originally created by Jim Estes to imitate a green worm, common to the Smoky Mountains. The fly was wildly successful. Drift or sw...