Tungsten Nymphs

This jig head (with gold bead) variation of the San Juan Worm imitates an aquatic worm, an important food source for trout. Overall, it's a good attractor pattern that trout really seem to like, with the added benefit of the jig hook.

Developed by famous angler/author, Gary LaFontaine, the Sparkle Pupa is designed to imitate the shiny, translucent appearance of a caddis pupa emerging to the surface. This pattern also features a bead head for added weight and sparkle.

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.

Get down quick with this awesome anelid...and on a jig to boot!

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!

This is a great imitator, as well as, prospecting nymph. It is a great representation of a yellow sally or even a small golden stonefly nymph.

"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

Lance Egan’s new Pheasant Tail

Yellow sally nymph pattern with tungsten bead headEpoxy back increases durability and gives natural feel
Montana-based MFC crafts flies for iconic western rivers

Realistic caddis pattern, tied on a 3x long hook.

"The CDC Cased Caddis Jig is a twist on the popular cased caddis that imitates Brachycentrus caddis larvae, which are easily identified by their brown, rectangular, tapered cases.

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