Non-Weighted Nymphs/ Emergers

A new winner from Hopper Juan. This one's money

This is an absolutely phenomenal Snail fly by South Park guide Zach Tokach. Many anglers struggle to replicate the widely available freshwater micro snail populations in stillwater venues and tailwaters...heres your solution! Built for durability, this mo

This is a perfect example of an uncased Brachycentrus larva before it pupates. Fish it deep behind a heavy Stonefly nymph in the early mornings during spring.

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

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

“After spending my time guiding in Montana and central Wyoming, I set out to tie a versatile midge pattern by blending a few of my favorite patters.

I quickly came to realize that though I was aiming for a midge pattern, it fished better as a BWO.

One of the best BWO emergers you'll ever find to fish in the film...CDC wing case popped! Get some!

A ageless midge larva, black with a copper rib. Works like magic.

A killer Midge larva developed by outstanding guide Johnny Gomez on the San Juan. Works everywhere.

The Bat Wing is one of our “go to” emerger patterns during the BWO and PMD hatches. Wonderful pattern in the film as a dry emerger.

Another versitle pattern from John Barr. Fish it alone on the swing or behind and adult caddis in the film. You can even run it on a double nymph rig.

A great mayfly nymph from Theo Anst