Feature Flies

This perdigon is a great imitation for most darker colored mayfly nymphs like Blue Winged Olives.

Originally this fly was designed to be fished around caddis hatches, but it has grown into a fantastic “attractor” point fly to fish throughout the summer months as well.

A great jig pattern

One of our very favorite patterns tied on a jig hook

The venerable Iron Sally on a Jig Hook for the tactical nympher

The latest squirmy wormie

Lets face it, as much as we all love to throw big articulated streamers there are certain times when smaller, food-based patterns are far more effective. For these situations, we present to you the mini sex dungeon. This fly has been a code cracker for

John Barr’s simple but deadly caddis uncased Caddis larva. The first stage of pupation for a Brachycentrus.

Quasimodo had a hunchback and so does this Pheasant Tail. Tied on a heavy wire scud hook, this bug looks like the real deal in the drift. Fish it in all mayfly hatches in the right size.

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.

The Chubby is a daysaver fly on any river in the world! Fish it on its own, or drop one or even two nymphs under it….Fish it as a Stonefly, Hopper, Caddis, etc. The Chubby’s possibilities are limitless!

A simple caddis pattern that has been around for a while, for a reason. Incorporating UV dubbing while still maintaining a natural body structure, this is a staple food source for fish in most rivers around the world, most times of the year. Also a good i