Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
The Blood Midge is used to imitate a red midge or red chironomid, which are abundant in many rivers and lakes. This bug is enthusiastically target...
View full detailsThe Blood Midge is used to imitate a red midge or red chironomid, which are abundant in many rivers and lakes. This bug is enthusiastically targeted by trout, and this fly will catch them! Check out our Fly of the Week blog post about the Blood Midge here.
The Black Beauty is one of the most effective midge patterns ever tied, and an absolute must fly during the cold months. If you ever wonder why th...
View full detailsThe Black Beauty is one of the most effective midge patterns ever tied, and an absolute must fly during the cold months. If you ever wonder why this nymph is so effective, look under some rocks along the river. You will most likely see a lot of slender black midges!We also carry a couple of Black Beauty variations: Mercury Midge - Black Mercury Zebra Midge Check out our Fly of the Week blog post about the Black Beauty here.
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.Bjorn's Last Chance Worm should be your First Choice when fishing annelid patterns. The sparkle body of this nymph is an eye catcher and a fish catcher!
Bjorn's Flash Midge Larva is tied with an iridescent black/green body, typical of the majority of Midge Larva. Best to dead drift this fly, and fi...
View full detailsBjorn's Flash Midge Larva is tied with an iridescent black/green body, typical of the majority of Midge Larva. Best to dead drift this fly, and fish it deep.Check out our Fly of the Week blog post on Bjorn's Flash Midge Larva here.
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.Bjorn's D2 (Down and Dirty) Worm is one of our favorite annelids!
The Bitch Creek Stonefly Nymph has been around for decades, and still catches a LOT of fish. This fly was revolutionary when it was first created,...
View full detailsThe Bitch Creek Stonefly Nymph has been around for decades, and still catches a LOT of fish. This fly was revolutionary when it was first created, being tied with rubber bands, which have since been replaced with thin rubber legs. Those rubber bands added movement to the fly, which always catch the attention of trout.
While the Bighorn Caddis Emerger works very well on the Bighorn River, try it anywhere that Caddis reside. It has a very effective profile, and fi...
View full detailsWhile the Bighorn Caddis Emerger works very well on the Bighorn River, try it anywhere that Caddis reside. It has a very effective profile, and fish bite it!
The Beadhead Batman Nymph is classified as an attractor pattern, similar to the Prince Nymph. While this fly doesn't look exactly like a specific ...
View full detailsThe Beadhead Batman Nymph is classified as an attractor pattern, similar to the Prince Nymph. While this fly doesn't look exactly like a specific nymph, it is VERY buggy looking, and effective at catching fish that are not keyed into a specific bug.
The Baetis Emerger Flashback imitates the small baetis nymph as it ascends the water column to hatch out and become an adult. Emerging baetis mayf...
View full detailsThe Baetis Emerger Flashback imitates the small baetis nymph as it ascends the water column to hatch out and become an adult. Emerging baetis mayflies are at their most vulnerable when emerging, and fish love an easy meal. The flashback on the thorax represents the nymphal shuck breaking apart so that the adult mayfly can emerge. The Baetis Emerger Flashback is particularly effective for the following Mayfly Hatches: Baetis Flav or Lesser Green Drake Compare to a Barr Flashback Emerger
The Baetis Emerger Beadhead represents a small baetis nymph as it begins to ascend the water column to hatch out and become an adult. Emerging baet...
View full detailsThe Baetis Emerger Beadhead represents a small baetis nymph as it begins to ascend the water column to hatch out and become an adult. Emerging baetis mayflies are at their most vulnerable when emerging, and fish love an easy meal. The Baetis Emerger Beadhead is particularly effective for the following Mayfly Hatches: Baetis Flav or Lesser Green Drake Compare to Barr Beadhead Emerger
