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Is it a Pheasant Tail or is it a Prince? Who cares, the fish love this fly so I have no further questions. One of the finest attractor nymphs we ...

It's never a bad bet to try a classic like this soft hackle Pheasant Tail... It flat out catches fish. Good attractor fly, works great for Mayfly i...

One of the best stonefly nymphs we have used, especially on a dry/dropper rig paired with an Amy's Ant. Great for the Blue, Colorado, Gunnison and...

This is an incredible pattern that works on every river we have fished in Colorado and beyond. The tungsten bead makes this a great choice for dry/...

Two tungsten beads to get this fly down fast. Good pattern for dry/dropper fishing.

The long awaited Two Bit Golden Stone is finally here!  Featuring THREE beads; two brass and one tungsten to keep it down deep with a perfectly rea...

With a combination of UV materials and rubber legs, this fly really grabs the attention of fish. When the Yellow Sally's are out, make sure you hav...

A staple midge pattern, that will nearly always produce fish.

Is it a soft hackle hares ear or is it just a super buggy hares ear? Who cares what you call it, this fly will fish!! Tons of movement in the wat...

The hot wire prince really stands out in the water. The take on a classic prince nymph but with an added flash of wire in some awesome colors! Not ...

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 must for every fly angler especially the anglers who like to fish Dry/Dropper rigs.

Simple yet effective especially on the South Platte in the Spring and Fall. Just enough weight to help it sink through the current into the perfec...