Tungsten Nymphs

A very dark bead head hatch matcher Baetis Pattern. Exceptionally good during spring hatches.

An excellent new Mayfly pattern from Umpqua.

This is a heavy PMD nymph that works great when the bugs start to lift off the stream bed. Makes a great early morning dropper

Mike Lawson’s electrifying larva pattern with a tungsten bead head. Deep dropper for a variety of Caddis hatches.

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

This is a great dead drift Caddis. Fished well as a dropper behing a Stonefly nymph or hopper/dropper style.

Hare Coppers are a great attractor nymph. This is one of John Barr’s newer patterns using hare’s ear fibers for the thorax and tail.

A very effective PMD pattern as a deeper water bug or off a big dry.

Quasimodo had a hunchback and so does this Pheasant Tail. Tied on a heavy wire scud hook, this bug looks like the real deal in the drift. Fish it in all mayfly hatches in the right size.

The best selling nymph in the history of fly fishing still demands the attention of trout everywhere. This fly comes in many colors which correspond to different hatches. A must have in your box

The orginal tried and true rubberleg stonefly. This particular pattern features a weighted body only.

John Barr’s Tungstone is one of the best Stonefly representations in the industry. This is a work horse fly for the Golden Stone.