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)

Two Bits (Tungsten Beads) make this fly a true winner for a dropper nymph in a double or triple nymph rig or in a dry/ dropper rig. This is a fantastic Mayfly representation across the board, and works great as a general attractor.

Juan's killer new tungsten split back shady. Looks more like the bug than the bug

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

Matchstick Quill Jig Olive #18 (3-Pack)

"During the winter and on lower light days, I have often done well with nymphs featuring blue or purple materials in their bodies. I used some perdigon tinsel to create a dark purple baetis nymph. I then tried some with and without a wire ribbing. The ver

Narman Maktima's new Perdigon addition for tactical nymphers

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

John Barr’s Net Builder Caddis pattern. The buggy net builder similates this substrait dwelling bug very well. Complete back casing.

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

A very effective PMD pattern as a deeper water bug or off a big dry.

Shea Gunkel’s revolutionary Baetis pattern that is unmatched in production