Feature Flies

A buggy stonefly nymph that works when others don't

Two Bits (Tungsten Beads) make this fly a true winner for a dropper nymph in a double or triple nymph rig or in a dry/ dropper rig. This is a fantastic Mayfly representation across the board, and works great as a general attractor.

Landon Mayers heavy weight midge larva in tungsten. Keeps it down.

Juan Ramarez's thin bodied Mayfly Nymph. Killer

Tereyla's Jig Lightsaber (3 Pack)

This pattern is becoming one of the more popular stonefly nymphs in the Rockies. The wired stone features a slim yet very realisitc profile.

A nice rendition of a swimming caddis pupa hanging closer to the substrait.

Catch fish anywhere, anytime with this incredible little mayfly focused jig. Great as a point fly in lower velocities or a dropper on and double nymph rig or under a dry!

Low profile, but floats like a champ and is very visible...and the legs move great!

The Slim Shady is perfect match for the mayfly nymphs found in any Rocky Mountain watershed or abroad. Juan Ramirez nocked it out of the park with this design! In addition, this fly features 2 tungsten beads! (3 Pack)

The Chubby is a daysaver fly on any river in the world! Fish it on its own, or drop one or even two nymphs under it….Fish it as a Stonefly, Hopper, Caddis, etc. The Chubby’s possibilities are limitless!

"The Massacre Midge was a fly that I had been working on for years. I was trying to create a fly that would work as a midge emerger as well as a baetis emerger. Most of the time during the winter, fall and spring we will see hatches of midges and baetis c