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This large nymph works well at imitating the green drake mayfly larva, aka Ephemera guttulata.
This large nymph works well at imitating the green drake mayfly larva, aka Ephemera guttulata.
The brassie is able to get down deep, and can imitate anything from a caddis nymph, a mayfly nymph, or a chironomid. This is a very versatile nymp...
View full detailsThe brassie is able to get down deep, and can imitate anything from a caddis nymph, a mayfly nymph, or a chironomid. This is a very versatile nymph pattern.
One of our favorite ways to fish ants (and tricos) is "tanked style." These bugs get swept into the current, trapped, and swirl around below the s...
View full detailsOne of our favorite ways to fish ants (and tricos) is "tanked style." These bugs get swept into the current, trapped, and swirl around below the surface where trout wait for an easy, captive meal. If you haven't fished a tanked ant, trail this behind a Chubby or Stubby Chubby.
This fly is likely considered as the same "species" as a Chubby Chernobyl, but related in the same way that a large timber wolf is related to a wil...
View full detailsThis fly is likely considered as the same "species" as a Chubby Chernobyl, but related in the same way that a large timber wolf is related to a wiley coyote. This is the coyote; perfect for holding up a small dropper and small enough to fish by itself. This fly is desgined to float well and be highly visible.
This fly is likely considered as the same "species" as a Chubby Chernobyl, but related in the same way that a large timber wolf is related to a wil...
View full detailsThis fly is likely considered as the same "species" as a Chubby Chernobyl, but related in the same way that a large timber wolf is related to a wiley coyote. This is the coyote; perfect for holding up a small dropper and small enough to fish by itself. This fly is desgined to float well and be highly visible.
The Stimulator dry fly works well as an attractor pattern or as a caddis adult, as an adult stonefly or salmon fly, and even as a grasshopper. Thi...
View full detailsThe Stimulator dry fly works well as an attractor pattern or as a caddis adult, as an adult stonefly or salmon fly, and even as a grasshopper. This fly is both buoyant and highly visible to the fly fisherman.Please note that sizes 12, 14, 16, and 18 will include white calf hair tied on top of the deer hair wing for better visibility (similar to our Crystal Stimulators).
The rusty spinner mayfly works well at imitating any red/brown colored mayfly returning to the water with spent wings. (Spent wing mayflies are ge...
View full detailsThe rusty spinner mayfly works well at imitating any red/brown colored mayfly returning to the water with spent wings. (Spent wing mayflies are generally dead, and an easy meal for a sipping trout)
The Trico Mayfly (Tricorythodes Minutus) vary in size from #18 to #24. Males emerge in the evening, and spend the night in a local shrub along th...
View full detailsThe Trico Mayfly (Tricorythodes Minutus) vary in size from #18 to #24. Males emerge in the evening, and spend the night in a local shrub along the river. Females hatch in the morning, and become spinners within several hours. While the females hatch, the males molt into spinners, forming a massive cloud of flying trout food. Trout will begin to feed on these tiny mayflies as they fall to the water, the females to lay eggs, the males, spent. The trick to catching fish during the trico hatch is to cast your fly in the exact feeding lane of a trout. Because of the sheer abundance of available food, rising trout will seldom move laterally to eat. Use 6x or smaller tippet.
The Last Chance Cripple fly pattern was designed for the picky, fly inspecting trout of the Henry's Fork, during a Baetis hatch. This fly is design...
View full detailsThe Last Chance Cripple fly pattern was designed for the picky, fly inspecting trout of the Henry's Fork, during a Baetis hatch. This fly is designed to imitate a mayfly struggling to escape its nymph exoskeleton. This is a very vulnerable state in life for a mayfly, and trout know that these flies are an easy meal.This pattern is effective for the following mayfly hatches: Western Green Drake Flav or Lesser Green Drake Dark Green Drake Grey Drake Brown Drake
The genus Ephemerella mayfly, or pale morning dun represents the largest mayfly hatch in North America, both in sheer numbers of insects and the nu...
View full detailsThe genus Ephemerella mayfly, or pale morning dun represents the largest mayfly hatch in North America, both in sheer numbers of insects and the number of rivers that they are found in. The Etha Wing Pale Morning Dun Emerger should be fished with floatant applied only to the wings of the fly. The rest of the fly will sink, giving a trout the appearance that the pmd is hatching. Trout love to eat emergers because they are defenseless and an easy meal.