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A great Blue Wing Olive nymph that works well on just about all of our Colorado waters and any where else in the West we have fished it.

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

“The inspiration for the Micro Matcher came after a tough day fishing on one of Colorado’s tailwaters. I had noticed a lot of Baetis in the water a...

A new twist on an old standby, this little bug will catch fish!!! A great choice for most tailwaters in the country

One of the best nymph patterns that will imitate just about all of the mayflies present in trout streams. A must have for the serious fly fisherman.

This Greg Garcia Baetis imitation is designed to fool the pickiest trout. "I used to take a lot of throat samples from fish and I would notice that...

A perfect Baetis imitation had become Charlie Craven's Holy Grail. Originally an offshoot of his Jujubee Midge, this pattern has been continuously...

What could be better? You have all the benefits of a PHEASANT TAIL with the addition of a hot spot. You can match the hatch with this fly and get t...

The Mercury Flashback Pheasant Tail is a variation of Frank Sawyer’s original. The Mercury Flashback Pheasant Tail imitates a wide array of mayfly ...

This is a great fly for spring and fall Blue Wing Olive hatches. Sits low in the film and will fool even the most selective trout.

The same great fly as the Split Case BWO with the added benefit of a tungsten bead which allows you to fish less weight on your leader or as a drop...

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...

Developed by world renowned tier John Barr, this little fly really works. Super selective trout will pounce on this fly with reckless abandon. A mu...

The Top Secret Baetis is a simple, yet effective imposter of a tiny mayfly nymph. Trout eat Baetis nymphs year-round regardless of the conditions. ...

The original RS 2 was invented by Rim Chung in the early 1970's. His objective for designing the RS 2 was to come up with a simple, yet realistic n...