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.

A very effective and flashy color combo in a low profile perdigon style nymph.

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

Killer tungsten bead caddis pupa with a lively CDC collar, flouro fiber antennae and superfloss wing buds. Perfect dropper pattern for spring thru fall!

Originally this fly was designed to be fished around caddis hatches, but it has grown into a fantastic “attractor” point fly to fish throughout the summer months as well.

A great jig pattern

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

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

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 fly has a wire body and a bead head, so it sinks great.

Matchstick Quill Perdigon

This beadhead 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.