Tungsten Nymphs

The Slim Shady is perfect match for the mayfly nymphs found in any Rocky Mountain watershed or abroad. Juan Ramirez nocked it out of the park with this design! In addition, this fly features 2 tungsten beads! (3 Pack)

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

This pattern is becoming one of the more popular stonefly nymphs in the Rockies. The wired stone features a slim yet very realisitc profile.

Tag nymphs are highly underused and under-appreciated. This is a great BWO / baetis / caddis pattern
​with a peacock body and a soft hackle.

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

This is the number one attractor/ stonefly nymph in the Rockies. Across the board, this fishes for many things and literally on every watershed. Stack them in your box!

This thing is nothing but motion underwater with a mix of rabbit, soft hackle, and legs. The combination dumbbell and bead design gives it a headstand presentation. You can swim it, fish it on the drop, or dangle it below a hopper.

Mercer’s Micro Mayfly has been a constant producer for a long. A “no miss” beadhead for droppers.

Catch fish anywhere, anytime with this incredible little mayfly focused jig. Great as a point fly in lower velocities or a dropper on and double nymph rig or under a dry!

The Devil Jig by Steve Parrott is a go to tactical nymph

Tim Drummond’s “T’s Stone,” is a very buggy representation that will fish well on any big freestone river. The oversized Tunsten bead gets it down and the legs give it great movement! (3 Pack)

Narman Maktima's new Perdigon addition for tactical nymphers