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Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
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This eye catching, flashy nymph will grab the attention of trout. The black rainbow warrior can be used to imitate a midge (chironomid) or a dark...
View full detailsThis eye catching, flashy nymph will grab the attention of trout. The black rainbow warrior can be used to imitate a midge (chironomid) or a dark and light colored mayfly emerger.
There is nothing more effective at sinking a nymph quickly into the strike zone than a dense bead of tungsten.There are over 600 mayfly nymph speci...
View full detailsThere is nothing more effective at sinking a nymph quickly into the strike zone than a dense bead of tungsten.There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. Originally tied by Frank Sawyer, this pattern has been tweaked over the years, and continues to catch amazing numbers of fish. Keep a good selection of this trout fly. The Tungsten Bead Pheasant Tail accurately matches the Hatch of the following Mayflies: Baetis Dark Green Drake Flav or Lesser Green Drake Green Drake - Western Green Drake - Eastern Grey Drake Hendrickson Pale Morning Dun Pink Lady or Slate Brown Nymph Quill Gordon Red Quill Sulphur Dun White Winged Sulfur Dun Additionally, it works well as a Midge imitation!
The King Prince Nymph is an updated prince nymph designed to imitate an emerging caddis pupa.
The King Prince Nymph is an updated prince nymph designed to imitate an emerging caddis pupa.
The Comparadun Style of wing, from underneath (you know...the fish perspective from below!) looks just like a mayfly with it's wings lowered. The ...
View full detailsThe Comparadun Style of wing, from underneath (you know...the fish perspective from below!) looks just like a mayfly with it's wings lowered. The tail makes it look like the nymph is crawling out of its exoskeleton, and to a trout, this means they need to grab that fly right now!This fly is also effective for the following hatches: Pink Lady or Slate Brown Dun Little Marryatt Pale Morning Dun Sulfur dun White Winged Sulfur
As the name Neversink Caddis implies, this pattern was designed to stay afloat when the other sink. Also available in Yellow.
As the name Neversink Caddis implies, this pattern was designed to stay afloat when the other sink. Also available in Yellow.
The Maccaffertium vicarium mayfly begins hatching when the water temperature hits about 42 degrees Fahrenheit, which is usually March! The hatch i...
View full detailsThe Maccaffertium vicarium mayfly begins hatching when the water temperature hits about 42 degrees Fahrenheit, which is usually March! The hatch is usually in the afternoon, and a spinner fall occurs later on that day. The March Brown fly pattern imitates this adult mayfly very well. These are generally big mayflies, which cause trout to feed with "reckless abandon", with big splashes being the typical bite.
This dry trout fly was originally tied by Dan Cahill to imitate the stenacron mayflies that hatch from late May through the summer. It is also eff...
View full detailsThis dry trout fly was originally tied by Dan Cahill to imitate the stenacron mayflies that hatch from late May through the summer. It is also effective at imitating Pale Morning Duns (PMD's), Red Quills and sulphurs.
Fish a beetle dry fly by throwing the fly hard at the water, so it splashes, just like the natural would when it fell, or was blow onto the rivers ...
View full detailsFish a beetle dry fly by throwing the fly hard at the water, so it splashes, just like the natural would when it fell, or was blow onto the rivers surface. Try drifting it, and if this doesn't work, strip the fly as though the beetle were frantically trying to run back to the safety of the shore.
A highly visible fly that will get down quickly. Predominantly a mayfly nymph, we like this fly in waters that are slightly off color and stained.
A highly visible fly that will get down quickly. Predominantly a mayfly nymph, we like this fly in waters that are slightly off color and stained.
Likely the most recognized and purchased midge pattern available. The Zebra Midge gets its name from the wire rib it has wrapped around showing seg...
View full detailsLikely the most recognized and purchased midge pattern available. The Zebra Midge gets its name from the wire rib it has wrapped around showing segmentation. Please note that this pattern uses a nickel bead, which is best described as dull, matte silver finish. It is neither pure black nor pure silver.