Feature Flies

Ken Morrish….Thank You…for one of the most incredible nymphs of all time! Yellow Sally or not, this fly works everywhere!

Juan Ramarez's thin bodied Mayfly Nymph. Killer

Nick Blanco’s Heisenberg is a bite-sized variation on a traditional circus peanut that is sure to work its magic on your home waters this season. The only real difference besides for the new color combinations is that Nick uses an ice dub head instead of

Born in the land down under, but fished around the globe, this little bug has a way of unsticking the toughest of trout.

Think Chubby...but better...enough said! This thing will float an anvil! Best Dry/ Dropper rig attractor dry out there!

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

The Resting Caddis is a pretty simple name that directly correlates to its profile on the water. Designed for slicker water when fish are being a bit more picky on presentation and profile. This is an excellent pattern to start stocking your box with. Wit

Will Sand’s lifelike Mysis Shrimp developed by one of the top guides on the Frying Pan. One of our favs.

This foam Caddis has a palmered foam body which allows it float straight and turn over on it’s side. Comes in a color for every hatch.

Charlie Craven’s big time mayfly nymph in a variety of colors. If you can’t catch fish on this fly, you’re not getting a drift.

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.

Tag nymphs are highly underused and under-appreciated. This is a great BWO / baetis / caddis pattern
​with a peacock body and a soft hackle.