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Many rivers grow a population of aquatic worms, or annelids, reaching 1 to 3 inches. They occur in many colors, but typically look like an earthwo...
View full detailsMany rivers grow a population of aquatic worms, or annelids, reaching 1 to 3 inches. They occur in many colors, but typically look like an earthworm...just smaller.This pattern was originally developed for use in the San Juan River in New Mexico. Turns out, fish will gladly take this pattern in nearly any locality. Color is important, so take a variety of colors.
The RS2 is an emerger, but is also very effective fished as a nymph. The inventor of the RS2, Rim Chung, since inventing this pattern, has never fi...
View full detailsThe RS2 is an emerger, but is also very effective fished as a nymph. The inventor of the RS2, Rim Chung, since inventing this pattern, has never fished another fly, and is always the guy on the river catching all the fish!
The Roxy Rainbow Nymph is a deadly emergent pattern. The Rainbow flash mimics the gas bubble surrounding the insect during the emergence while the ...
View full detailsThe Roxy Rainbow Nymph is a deadly emergent pattern. The Rainbow flash mimics the gas bubble surrounding the insect during the emergence while the soft hackle provides the blur that a swimming insect produces. Excellent Caddis imitation in both stillwater and moving water.
The small, red glass bead combined with a gill tuft and bright wire rib make for a very effective nymph. Fish the Rojo Midge as you would any other...
View full detailsThe small, red glass bead combined with a gill tuft and bright wire rib make for a very effective nymph. Fish the Rojo Midge as you would any other midge pattern.Check out our Fly of the Week Blog post about the Rojo Midge here.
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The Realistic Caddis Pupa Brown imitates a caddis emerger. The natural caddis emerger can swim rapidly upwards, while drifting down the river, so ...
View full detailsThe Realistic Caddis Pupa Brown imitates a caddis emerger. The natural caddis emerger can swim rapidly upwards, while drifting down the river, so swing the fly downstream, and get ready for some amazing strikes!
Originating on the Big Hole River in Montana, this soft Ostrich herl Sow bug adds a little flashback to mimic the shell back of the natural. Availa...
View full detailsOriginating on the Big Hole River in Montana, this soft Ostrich herl Sow bug adds a little flashback to mimic the shell back of the natural. Available in natural, molting and attractor colors, the Ray Charles fools trout from PA to Oregon.
A classic Colorado BWO pattern that works everywhere.
A classic Colorado BWO pattern that works everywhere.
This eye catching, flashy nymph will grab the attention of trout. The rainbow warrior beadhead can be used to imitate a midge (chironomid) or a lig...
View full detailsThis eye catching, flashy nymph will grab the attention of trout. The rainbow warrior beadhead can be used to imitate a midge (chironomid) or a light colored mayfly emerger. The CDC collar adds movement that fish can't resist.
The Rainbow Warrior - Red is used to imitate a red midge or red chironomid, which are abundant in many rivers. This bug is enthusiastically target...
View full detailsThe Rainbow Warrior - Red is used to imitate a red midge or red chironomid, which are abundant in many rivers. This bug is enthusiastically targeted by trout, and this fly will catch them! Rainbow Warrior Nymphs are all very effective, and we also carry them in Black, Pearl, and Pearl with a Gold Bead.
With the evolution of synthetic materials in fly tying, designers experimented by replacing the standard natural materials with newly introduced fi...
View full detailsWith the evolution of synthetic materials in fly tying, designers experimented by replacing the standard natural materials with newly introduced fibers. Ice Dub is likely the most popular of those materials. With as many uses as it has, Mike Mercer found a use beyond others and a way to re-introduce the classic Prince Nymph with the same acceptance as the original. The Psycho Prince was developed using Ice Dub rather than Peacock, giving the pattern a more color diversity and enabling anglers to better match the hatch. A brilliant design.