Bjorn's Baddest Caddis Olive fly, with its life-like qualities and attractive tie, consistently brings picky trout to the net. Caddis emergence often happens very quickly, however emergers and cripples can be important to fool wary trout.
The Olive X-Caddis fly adds a Z-lon tail to the classic elk hair silhouette to create a trout fly that is irresistable to feeding fish. Born in the fly fishing waters around Yellowstone, this dry fly...
As Gary LaFontaine noted years ago in his well known book Caddis Flies, the caddis is a mainstay in the majority of rivers and streams we fish and the Olive Crystal Flash Caddis Fly is a new adult...
This Olive Pulsating Caddis Fly pattern was developed by Jim Pettis, a guide on the lower Sacramento River, in 1993. The fly can be used in both streams and stillwaters. The term...
Hardcore streamer fishermen love patterns with that can move a lot in the water, patterns with a little flash thrown in for good measure. The Mr. Creepo streamer is just such a fly. Weighted well...
Bjorn's Baddest Caddis Brown consistently brings picky trout to the net. Between its life like qualities and attractive tie, this caddis can fool wary trout.
Bjorn's Baddest Caddis Brown consistently brings picky trout to the net. Between its life like qualities and attractive tie, this caddis can fool wary trout.
The Gardner's Never Bug Brown is is an extremely effective caddis pattern, with a tungsten bead helping your fly get down quickly. Developed by Allen Gardner of Catch, this fly has live, buggy,...
Caddis Pupa Hares Ear Bead Head may look simple, but it is one of the most effective caddis fly patterns on any water for almost any freshwater fish. The profile tied with natural...
This Olive Pulsating Caddis Fly pattern was developed by Jim Pettis, a guide on the lower Sacramento River, in 1993. The fly can be used in both streams and stillwaters. The term...
Caddis Pupa Bead Head Hares Ear in Olive may look simple but it is one of the most effective patterns around. The profile tied with natural materials is suggestive of a number of insects...
The Tan Birds Nest fly is a very productive searching nymph pattern. The natural color makes it a great pattern to use for imitating mayflies, and lighter stoneflies, as well as lighter Callibaetis...
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