Non-Weighted Nymphs/ Emergers

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

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

Pat Dorsey’s famous Medallion Midge. Lifelike with the medallion sheeting pulled back for emerging wings.

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

This is a really innovative Caddis emerging pupa. It is really fished well on the swing behind and elk hair caddis.

The original Gary LaFontaine sparkle pupa. It creates a bubble of air within the body that makes it look like the real deal to the fish. MUST HAVE

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

The WD 50 unweighted can be fished as a BWO nymph in shallow water conditions or as an emerger from top to bottom. A very versitile fly to have in the box.

The original Ju Ju Baetis without a bead head. This pattern comes in different colors for matching different mayfly hatches other than Baetis.

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

Another of Charlie Craven’s must have patterns. Fish this emerger deep or right behind a dry fly on fluorocarbon tippet.

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.