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The Gold-Ribbed Hare’s Ear Nymph is a sentimental favorite for most anglers. It is often one of the first flies a tyer learns which often results i...

A hot tungsten bead quickly drops this field-tested pattern into the feeding zone. Anglers have fished the San Juan Worm for decades, and for good ...

"Riding on the coattails of the incredibly effective Two Bit Series, allow me to introduce you to Craven’s Problem Child. The PC takes the double t...

The perfect Green Drake nymph for the Roaring Fork and the Blue River.

A true classic that is still as popular today as it was 20 years ago. A go-to fly for many anglers and a must have in the fly box.

Grab a handful, launch the boat, let the client cast the fly and catch a fish! And it has a name every fisherman in the world knows, Hare's Ear. Bu...

An old favorite that keeps proving itself time and time again. The tungsten version is great for getting your nymph rig down or as a point fly on ...

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...

"A good friend of mine turned me on to this new material and the first thing I thought was a synthetic mop. We tied some up and now you will not fi...

Channel your inner angler with the Two Bit Drake in Green! This quirky green drake fly pattern will have you reeling in the big ones in no time. Wi...

The Breadcrust in one of the best caddis patterns we have found. This fly will work when no other will. The beadhead version will add just enough ...

Oh yeah!!!! One of the finest attractor nymph patterns we have fished, especially on the Eagle, Roaring Fork, Colorado. A great searching pattern...

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 ...

Have confidence with this one. The perfect pattern made even better with the addition of the flashback. The classic Pheasant Tail has proven that ...

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 ha...