Tungsten Nymphs

A buggy stonefly nymph that works when others don't

The Devil Jig by Steve Parrott is a go to tactical nymph

One of our very favorite patterns tied on a jig hook

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)

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)

Charlie’s newest Stone in the Two Bit Series with two heavy tungsten beads in the head and thorax. A killer

A jigged olive nymph for Euro systems.

The CDC Callibaetis has a small bead that drops its head a little when you pause the strip. Great pattern for early summer stillwater venues.

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

John Barr’s Net Builder Caddis pattern. The buggy net builder similates this substrait dwelling bug very well. Complete back casing.

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

An excellent new Mayfly pattern from Umpqua.