Feature Flies

The orginal tried and true rubberleg stonefly. This particular pattern features a weighted body only.

This foam Caddis has a palmered foam body which allows it float straight and turn over on it’s side. Comes in a color for every hatch.

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.

A tactical nymphing worm pattern that is the best

Charlie’s latest two bit fly and its a winner winner chicken dinner

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

An innovative deep running larva imitation for Rachychophlia and Brachycentrus

This is a great bottom drifter pattern. Simulates many different Caddis larva.

This is an upright wing original tie Red Quill. Blast from the past still works great.

This bug is very lifelike and works expremely well as an upper water column pupa.

This is a realistic rockworm pattern that is designed for pre hatch nymphing.

The CDC Pheasant Tail bead head in tungsten on a jig hook for Euro systems