Tungsten Nymphs

This bright green larva is a tight body pattern that really matches the Brachycentrus larva when it’s tethered out of it’s case. Must have for Spring hatch.

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

The name speaks volumes about Rick Takahashi’s slender body PT. When fish are refusing everything, try this one.

The venerable flashback pheasant tail with a gold bead head. Always a go to fly during mayfly hatches. Carry it in all sizes.

This is a dynamic, slim profile Baetis nymph that matches hatches very well. Particularly works as a mid column emerger.

The Mighty May is a mighty BWO dropper that works well in mid water column or on the bottom. Very lifelike presentation.

The Glint nymph comes in various colors all of which are great hatch matcher dropper flies. Another incredible pattern from Mike Mercer and Umpqua.

Lance Egans pattern that works very well in heavy Baetis hatches. Particularly compatable with Euro tactical nymphing systems as a dropper.

A proven pattern that works most anywhere. The silver tungsten bead sets this pattern apart from others.

A very accurate bead head mayfly nymph in a perfect BWO color. The quill ribbing makes this fly act real.

Charlie Craven’s big time mayfly nymph in a variety of colors. If you can’t catch fish on this fly, you’re not getting a drift.

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