Tungsten Nymphs

Spanish Perdigon with Pearl Ribbing

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. We address that by coating ours in a thin resin that makes

A buggy stonefly nymph that works when others don't

One of our very favorite patterns tied on a jig hook

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)

Tim Drummond’s “T’s Stone,” is a very buggy representation that will fish well on any big freestone river. The oversized Tunsten bead gets it down and the legs give it great movement! (3 Pack)

Mike Mercers latest “crazy” Prince with rubber leggs……KILLER

Charlie’s newest Stone in the Two Bit Series with two heavy tungsten beads in the head and thorax. A killer

This is the number one attractor/ stonefly nymph in the Rockies. Across the board, this fishes for many things and literally on every watershed. Stack them in your box!

The Splatte Roller is maybe the best Caddis larva we have ever fished. Tremendous on all types of rigging during and before spring Brachy hatches.

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

The Rubberleg version of the famous Copper John tied on a curved hook. Tremendous dropper on Hopper/ Dropper Rigs.