Tungsten Nymphs

"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

A really heavy anchor fly pattern that dominates

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)

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

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

One of the oldest nymph patterns in the business…the Gold Bead prince Nymph.

Devin Olsen's phenominal tag fly

A great new Golden Stone Nymph

Almost the only Cranefly Larva you need in your box! Cranefly Larva represent a large part of trouts diets, and are a great sleeper fly on any fishery!

A great mayfly nymph/deep emerger

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.

Born in the land down under, but fished around the globe, this little bug has a way of unsticking the toughest of trout.