Tailwater Tiny - Tungsten Bead
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.
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.
"The Mighty Midge came about with the need for a fly that had a realistic profile and size but also had a small pop of color. I needed this fly to...
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"The natural midge actually has an exoskeleton that is shiny so I coat the fly in UV resin bone dry. Though it's a simple fly there is a lot going ...
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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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Simple, expendable, effective. These three words describe my Mole Fly to a T. Without a doubt the most dependable fly in my arsenal, the Mole is th...
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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.
A "local to Cheesman" emerger pattern that is great for all those emerging bug situations, especially mayflies!