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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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The Crystal Back Scud has a crystal flash back to mimic the shine of the Scud shell and adds a little flash in dirty water for reaction takes. Als...
View full detailsThe Crystal Back Scud has a crystal flash back to mimic the shine of the Scud shell and adds a little flash in dirty water for reaction takes. Also available in Grey, Pink, Orange and Olive.
The Crystal Back Scud has a crystal flash back to mimic the shine of the Scud shell and adds a little flash in dirty water for reaction takes. Als...
View full detailsThe Crystal Back Scud has a crystal flash back to mimic the shine of the Scud shell and adds a little flash in dirty water for reaction takes. Also available in Tan, Pink, Orange and Grey
The Copper J Zebra (compare to a Copper John) has a segmented look, and sinks quickly. This is a very effective nymph pattern.
The Copper J Zebra (compare to a Copper John) has a segmented look, and sinks quickly. This is a very effective nymph pattern.
The copper j tungsten bead is one of the densest flies that we sell. No need to use any weights...just tie this on as your top nymph, and add a se...
View full detailsThe copper j tungsten bead is one of the densest flies that we sell. No need to use any weights...just tie this on as your top nymph, and add a second nymph behind. The copper j tungsten bead will draw a lot of strikes itself, and put your second fly in the deep zone, where the big fish hold.
The Copper J (compare to a Copper John) is a combination of three very effective nymph patterns, the prince nymph, the brassie, and the pheasant ta...
View full detailsThe Copper J (compare to a Copper John) is a combination of three very effective nymph patterns, the prince nymph, the brassie, and the pheasant tail. The pattern is very effective, and has become just as popular as any other nymph that we sell. The most common way to fish this nymph is to tie it on as a dropper fly, attached to a hopper pattern up front.
The CDC midge emerger works equally as well as a caddis and a baetis emerger. Fish in tandem with a Brassie or below an attractor pattern like the...
View full detailsThe CDC midge emerger works equally as well as a caddis and a baetis emerger. Fish in tandem with a Brassie or below an attractor pattern like the Hippy Stomper. Also Available in Black
A beautiful mess! Accurate and durable.
A beautiful mess! Accurate and durable.
Created by PA tyer Rudy Sentiwany in the1940s and popularized by now retired Colorado tyer Ed Rolka, this pattern can be difficult to find. It's a ...
View full detailsCreated by PA tyer Rudy Sentiwany in the1940s and popularized by now retired Colorado tyer Ed Rolka, this pattern can be difficult to find. It's a classic! it imitates a cased caddis larva very well. With a bead head, this fly gets down in a hurry. Check out our Fly of the Week blog post on the Beadhead Breadcrust and Breadcrust here.
The Brassie - Beadhead Silver and Red is used to imitate a red midge or red chironomid, which are abundant in many rivers and lakes. This bug is ...
View full detailsThe Brassie - Beadhead Silver and Red 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!
Bjorn's Baddest Caddis - Brown includes soft fibers tied to the throat, which simulate the movement of a caddis pupa, frantically swimming toward t...
View full detailsBjorn's Baddest Caddis - Brown includes soft fibers tied to the throat, which simulate the movement of a caddis pupa, frantically swimming toward the surface of the water. Fish this fly starting as a dead drift, but swing it, so that the fly is raised, which will trigger a big response from attentive trout.