Tungsten Nymphs

The newest version of the Two Bit Family, the Two Bit Midge features a ultra-thin and tough microtubing body, internal rib and double tungsten beads to keep it down where it’s supposed to be. UV resin overcoat to spice things up as well. Brand new for 2

A buggy stonefly nymph that works when others don't

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

Frank has out done himself with the Twenty Bomb. This is an all new take on the great classic standby Twenty Incher. With the rubberlegs and double tunsten beads…this thing takes it to a new level!
(3 Pack)

The BOMB….Smethurst’s Stone Bomb is truely that. One of the most productive out there

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.

The age old Brassie midge larva with a peacock collar and bead head.6.75

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

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

The venerable flashback pheasant tail with a gold bead head. Always a go to fly during mayfly hatches. Carry it in all sizes.

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

Shea Gunkel’s revolutionary Baetis pattern that is unmatched in production