Non-Weighted Nymphs/ Emergers

A great new deep running Baetis Emerger but also fished well in the film. No bead.

Matt McCannel's great new midge larva

Shea Gunkels amazing shallow water nymph with a glass bead. This is an extremely hard to beat pattern when fish are being picky and picking up bugs mid water column and up.

Pat’s RS2 with a mercury glass bead. Fish cannot resist this bug fished on a double nymph rig or in the film.

John Barrs original “Barr’s Emerger” is one of the best BWO nymph/emergers ever designed. It’s simplicity, as in all of John’s patterns, makes it work. A must have folks.

Charlie Craven’s simple and effective emerging mayfly. The forward facing CDC wing makes the bug very lifelike in a tough fishing situation.

A simple sparkle wing, split tail BWO emerger. Works like a charm.

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.

Landon’s reverse tie Mysis is the real deal. Designed on the Taylor and the Frying Pan, it works whereever Mysis Shrimp come tumbiling out of a dam.

A beautiful epoxied Mysis shrimp pattern that works better than most.

The CDC Loop Wing is designed to fish in the film when picky trout are not taking adults. Fish as a dry fly.

One of our favorite stillwater patterns from John Barr. Fish it deep suspended or strip in upper water column.