Tungsten Nymphs

The classic hotwire body Prince Nyyph. A great Caddis larva pattern.

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 is a fantastic small stonefly. The fly features an extremely realistic biot body and great profile.

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

A LaFontaine like bubble pupa on a jig by Mike Mercer. Winner, winner Caddis dinner

Frank's new stonefly heat.

A great lifelike splitback PMD 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 simple caddis pattern that has been around for a while, for a reason. Incorporating UV dubbing while still maintaining a natural body structure, this is a staple food source for fish in most rivers around the world, most times of the year. Also a good i

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.

The Jig Hot Butt Hare’s Ear is a play off the old classic. A mix between a classic partridge and hares ear and a blowtorch with an added CDC collar for a little more life and movement. This pattern has olive dyed hares ear and works great when caddis are

Realistic caddis pattern, tied on a 3x long hook.