Tungsten Nymphs

Our favorite Euro (Czech) nymph patter for the spring hatch. Great in shallow runs as an anchor or as a dropper above a big stone.

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

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

A CDC soft hackled version of the the original bead head Pheasant Tail. A great dropper on Hopper/Dropper rig.

The Glint nymph comes in various colors all of which are great hatch matcher dropper flies. Another incredible pattern from Mike Mercer and Umpqua.

This Perdigon Jig features a quill body with a Fl. Orange Hot Spot. The size 14 has a 3.3 mm tungsten bead and the size 16 has a 2.8 mm.

Yellow sally nymph pattern with tungsten bead headEpoxy back increases durability and gives natural feel
Montana-based MFC crafts flies for iconic western rivers

Howell's Jig anchor fly.

The best Green Drake nymph ever.

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!

The Chan's BMW Fly is a proven stillwater pattern designed to imitate midge pupae during critical trout feeding periods. Midges are a dominant food source in lakes and reservoirs, and this fly effectively matches the slim profile and subtle movement trout

a highly effective, durable synthetic pattern that perfectly mimics an emerging mayfly just after it sheds its nymphal shuck