Feature Flies

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

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

The RoJo Midge is a staple midge pupa throughout the Rocky Mountains. It is a never fail pattern.

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

Charlie Craven’s original JuJu is a very productive midge pattern on most rivers with heavy midge hatches. Works especially well on Tailwaters.

This black winged, peacock body beauty has become a guide’s favorite for the spring Caddis hatch. Deadly pattern MUST HAVE

John Barr’s Tungstone is one of the best Stonefly representations in the industry. This is a work horse fly for the Golden Stone.

A very sparsely tied elk hair pattern that is very lifelike in the water. A great second on a double dry rig.

One of the oldest nymph patterns in the business…the Gold Bead prince Nymph.

This is John Barr’s dark Stonefly creation…pur and simple, it fishes great almost anywhere.

This is a fantastic small stonefly. The fly features an extremely realistic biot body and great profile.

The X2 is a great bug for the end of the hatch each day when fish are really getting picky. Ride nice and low in the film and can also be fished as an egglayer.