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The original Rainbow Warrior has proven to be a consistently productive fly on tailwaters, freestone rivers, and stillwater. What could possibly be...

I’m not sure why but I really enjoy tying nymphs. I may throw streamers and dries way more often but when I’m sitting down at the vice I always e...

One of our new favorites for droppers on a dry/dropper rig. Lots of flash and soft hackles that really move in the water. In the late 80’s, long be...

Time and again this excellent, new, pattern claims top 10 status. It’s a killer which the fish simply cannot resist. Works well on the euro leader ...

"Pheasant tail fibers are one of those natural materials that seem to have magic fish attractant built in. That’s why Pheasant Tail Nymphs and Fren...

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...

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 ...

Juan's Kryptonite Caddis will get the attention of those hungry trout when the Caddis are hatching.

The Jumbo Juju came into being once I realized the standard Jujubee technique would lend itself just as well to a larger Chironomid pattern. With o...

"The Titan is the giant of the Tube Midge family meant to represent the Chironimids, one of the most important food supplies in any still water. Th...

This is a great little mayfly pattern to use on an indicator rig in the bottom position to help get the flies down with its tungsten bead or a grea...

As the name implies this is a great pocket water fly. Fished as a dropper, you can rob those pockets with this little gem.

"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...

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

The prince nymph is a timeless fly for good reason - it flat out produces fish. Add some purple and flash, and you have a recipe for a great fly.

"The Stunted Sally was created after fishing with some friends one day. The fish were taking all sorts of sally patterns that we threw at them, al...

As the name implies, this fly works great on the swing imitating the emerging caddis. Fish this as a dropper behind a dry and at the end of the dr...

Ants are easily swept sub-surface by a rivers current, and this takes advantage of just that. Nymph this bad boy close to the banks for highest pro...

This caddis imitation is a great pattern for all of our local water and others across the states. The tungsten bead helps it get down fast and can ...

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 ...

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 ...

When wet, these egg patterns are beautifully translucent and life like. The tungsten bead adds some color but, more importantly adds weight. Tied...

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...