Collection

This epoxy fly has the qualities to represent an orange scud in any condition. Slightly paler than Bighorn orange. More like a dying scud.

We would not go to the Big Horn without a pocket full of the orange ones. Same goes for most tailwaters with the tan one.

The CDC Callibaetis has a small bead that drops its head a little when you pause the strip. Great pattern for early summer stillwater venues.

This epoxyback scud is the most lifelike on the market. Works like a charm in rivers and lakes alike.

The jumbo JuJu is a must have for Chironomid hatches on still water. Tungsten helps it drop to the right depth.

Ken Morrish’s sculpin is one of the original great sculpin patterns.

A very productive tungsten midge that does the trick on a Western rig or Euro system.

You can’t beat a good ol’ woolly bugger…put a gold tungsten bead on it, and it will fish anywhere!

The non beaded original copper wire fly that made midge fishing fun.

The one streamer to rule them all….the Slumpbuster gets it done almost anywhere. This fly is great in smaller sizes as a dropper in a tandem rig or as a single fly.

Andrew Grillos Mysis contribution in a tight body, reverse tie. A great pattern.

The age old Brassie midge larva with a peacock collar and bead head.6.75