Prince Jig Nymph - Tungsten
How could you possible make a Prince nymph better? Put it on an Umpqua Competition Jig Hook with a super sticky point. The benefit of using jig h...
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How could you possible make a Prince nymph better? Put it on an Umpqua Competition Jig Hook with a super sticky point. The benefit of using jig h...
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The GTi Caddis is more imitative than most of my patterns. It represents a hydropsychidae larvae, commonly called "net builder" Caddis. Though a ...
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Just like the name, this heavy attractor pattern will do the searching for you. A great pattern in the bottom position on a two fly French rig as ...
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"Definition-Aggressively enterprising, a go-getter... This fly is the everyday, 365, don't leave home without it pattern. Tied light and dark, with...
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Fish it as a dropper off of a dry fly or in tandem another small nymph on a French leader set-up. Tungsten bead on the front adds plenty of weight ...
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The Mini Leech Jig is Landon's go-to anchor fly for nymphs, dry droppers, or as a solo drifting streamer imitation. Tied on an Umpqua jig hook with...
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"My first jig hook design for Umpqua Feather Merchants, the Mayer's Jigged Mini Leech Radiant is my newest signature fly pattern. It's derived from...
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This nymph is an awesome searching pattern. When I'm fishing new water and am not sure what exactly the fish want I will go to this pattern. With t...
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"The Rocksteady Stone was born out of necessity and developed over years of trial and error on the technical waters of the Truckee and Little Truck...
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"The Big Net Perdigon was born with the need for a less flashy Perdigon nymph! Designed to sink fast, with a white wing case pulled over the brown...
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A subtle pattern that has just the right amount of flash right behind as well as in the collar that produces fish. The Semi-Seal collar flows back ...
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