Juan's Flashy Money Midge
Juan Ramirez's money midge is the perfect blend of thread, midge tubing, and a little bit of flash to pop in the water and attract that finicky tro...
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Juan Ramirez's money midge is the perfect blend of thread, midge tubing, and a little bit of flash to pop in the water and attract that finicky tro...
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Much of the Top Secret Midge success is a result of combining a two-tone thread body (brown and white) with an emerging wing made from Glamour Made...
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A killer pattern in a small offering. Tungsten bead gets this fly down quickly and is perfect for nymph rigs or a dry/dropper set-up.
From signature tyer Matt McCannel, this is a deadly little midge pattern. This fly has claimed its fame on technical tailwaters like the Paco, Tayl...
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A new twist on an old standby, this little bug will catch fish!!! A great choice for most tailwaters in the country
The new addition to Pat Dorsey's collection, this black beauty has a little added flash along the back that really produces fish. "The original Bla...
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The Demon Midge fly by Matt McCannel is a simple yet effective pattern. With its unique design, this midge pattern will help you catch those elusiv...
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A "local to Cheesman" emerger pattern that is great for all those emerging bug situations, especially mayflies!
An effective midge pattern for technical tailwaters and spring creeks with just enough ''''bling'''' to fool the wariest of trout. Get your bling o...
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The Rojo Midge was designed for the tough classroom of Cheesman Canyon. Greg Garcia wanted something different from the ubiquitous Black Beauty mid...
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A great pattern that will work most of the year. This is a go-to pattern for our guides spring, summer and fall. Keep em' soaking.
A solid chironomid pattern that has proven itself on lakes everywhere. Don't forget about this pattern when fishing rivers either!
A great stillwater and river pattern, with the weight needed to get it down into the feeding zone.