Tungsten Nymphs

A buggy stonefly nymph that works when others don't

One of our very favorite patterns tied on a jig hook

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

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

Frank has out done himself with the Twenty Bomb. This is an all new take on the great classic standby Twenty Incher. With the rubberlegs and double tunsten beads…this thing takes it to a new level!
(3 Pack)

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)

The BOMB….Smethurst’s Stone Bomb is truely that. One of the most productive out there

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.

A go to flashy mayfly nymph

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

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

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