Tungsten Nymphs

"The LED Chironomid is an extension of the LED Midge designed to be fished in lakes.

Jigged bead head Prince with CDC collar

This is sure to be a hit on any trout water. This bug can be stripped, swung or nymphed below an indicator. Lot's of great movement in the water.

This nymph fishes well just about anytime that other tag nymphs perform well.
It sets itself apart in tannin stained or turbid water though.
The pink tag against the dark silhouette of the body helps trout find it when their vision is limited.

The Buckskin Jig fishes well anywhere there are free-living caddis, and can double as a midge larva in smaller sizes. It can also be used in summer as an effective dropper in a dry-dropper setup.

"The CDC Cased Caddis Jig is a twist on the popular cased caddis that imitates Brachycentrus caddis larvae, which are easily identified by their brown, rectangular, tapered cases.

The Lite Brite Perdigon in all its variations has since become a standby. The attractor based color variations have been surprisingly effective in tough rivers where the trout often are reputed to only take tiny imitative nymphs.

Tag nymphs are highly underused and under-appreciated. This is a great BWO / baetis / caddis pattern
​with a peacock body and a soft hackle.

The Breadcrust in one of the best caddis patterns we have found. The beadhead version will add just enough weight to make it perfect for a dry-dropper rig. A must have for spring and summer fishing anywhere there are caddis present.

A great little micro mayfly pattern with an oversized bead that gets down fast.

Peacock quills are naturally beautiful and provide realistic segmentation that mimic a variety of small mayfly nymphs.

The historic downside of a quill body is that they are extremely delicate. Umpqua addresses that by coating theirs in a thin resin th

A very effective variation of the Copper John! Fish this fly in the black color during baetis activity!