Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
Tied with 2 small tungsten beads, the The Two Bit Hooker Nymph is a heavy, slim profile nymph that fishes DEEP! (This is where the big fish live!)...
View full detailsTied with 2 small tungsten beads, the The Two Bit Hooker Nymph is a heavy, slim profile nymph that fishes DEEP! (This is where the big fish live!) Great choice for a Dropper Fly. This pattern is a great choice for imitating small mayfly nymph and midges. We carry the Two Bit Hooker in a variety of other colors: Black Brown Light Olive Red Choose the color based on the nymph you want to imitate, or the color of the bottom of the river you will be fishing.
Tied with 2 small tungsten beads, the The Two Bit Hooker Nymph is a heavy, slim profile nymph that fishes DEEP! (This is where the big fish live!)...
View full detailsTied with 2 small tungsten beads, the The Two Bit Hooker Nymph is a heavy, slim profile nymph that fishes DEEP! (This is where the big fish live!) Great choice for a Dropper Fly. This pattern is a great choice for imitating small mayfly nymph and midges. We carry the Two Bit Hooker in a variety of other colors: Black Dark Olive Light Olive Red Choose the color based on the nymph you want to imitate, or the color of the bottom of the river you will be fishing.
Tied with 2 small tungsten beads, the The Two Bit Hooker Nymph is a heavy, slim profile nymph that fishes DEEP! (This is where the big fish live!)...
View full detailsTied with 2 small tungsten beads, the The Two Bit Hooker Nymph is a heavy, slim profile nymph that fishes DEEP! (This is where the big fish live!) Great choice for a Dropper Fly. This pattern is a great choice for imitating small mayfly nymph and midges.We carry the Two Bit Hooker in a variety of other colors: Brown Dark Olive Light Olive Red Choose the color based on the nymph you want to imitate, or the color of the bottom of the river you will be fishing.
Damsels are among trouts favorite food items, especially in stillwater. This pattern was developed by Larry Tullis while searching for larger trout...
View full detailsDamsels are among trouts favorite food items, especially in stillwater. This pattern was developed by Larry Tullis while searching for larger trout in the Rockies. Fished with a fluorocarbon leader along weed and grass lines, this pattern can be mistaken as a juvenile Dragonfly also.
Classic Stonefly pattern, legendary in the Roaring Fork Valley of the Colorado Rocky Mountains as a go to Stonefly pattern or Green Drake Nymph. Fi...
View full detailsClassic Stonefly pattern, legendary in the Roaring Fork Valley of the Colorado Rocky Mountains as a go to Stonefly pattern or Green Drake Nymph. Fish in tandem with a Wired Brown Stonefly.
Classic Stonefly pattern, legendary in the Roaring Fork Valley of the Colorado Rocky Mountains as a go to Stonefly pattern or Green Drake Nymph. R...
View full detailsClassic Stonefly pattern, legendary in the Roaring Fork Valley of the Colorado Rocky Mountains as a go to Stonefly pattern or Green Drake Nymph. Rubber legs make it even more enticing. Fish in tandem with a Wired Brown Stonefly.
The 20 incher might be the best stonefly attractor pattern available. This indispensable pattern will continue to be a staple in guide boxes. Fish...
View full detailsThe 20 incher might be the best stonefly attractor pattern available. This indispensable pattern will continue to be a staple in guide boxes. Fish this pattern with another heavy nymph such as the Copper John or Prince Nymph.
This heavily weighted golden stonefly will sink to where the big fish are looking for a nice meal.
This heavily weighted golden stonefly will sink to where the big fish are looking for a nice meal.
A Great, Deep Pattern Nymph!
A Great, Deep Pattern Nymph!
Pat Dorsey spends more time with midges than anyone...decades of guiding and tying have evolved this pattern to be it's namesake. Deadly on its own...
View full detailsPat Dorsey spends more time with midges than anyone...decades of guiding and tying have evolved this pattern to be it's namesake. Deadly on its own or fished in tandem with a Thread Midge. Check out our Fly of the Week blog post about the Top Secret Midge here.
