Burgin Bugger Olive Cone Head is a newer version of the classic Bugger tie. It incorporates a realistic two tone tail, a flashy krystal chenile body and lifelike rubberlegs. These features along with the cone head give it a natural look...

The Peacock Stillwater Nymph Fly is one of the most versatile patterns for stillwater fly fishing. The dyed olive grizzly hackle over a peacock herl body give this fly a realistic irredescent look fish can't pass on. This fly imitates snails, scuds,...

The realistic shape and color of the Glass Bead Grey Biot Ghost Midge Fly make this a versatile pattern to imitate midges, mayflies and other food options. The flash rib on this fly will make it stand out and shows the fish an attractive segmented look...

The Lime Serendipity Fly is a great pattern for imitating caddis and midges. The bright colored abdomen against the black thorax will get attention and makes this fly work in any water condition. Fish in all types of water, even stillwater seem to love...

The Biot Epoxy Golden Stonefly Nymph Fly is certainly one of the most lifelike and effective patterns available. The realistic colors and natural features give you unmatched confidence when you tie this fly on. This has been a longtime favorite with...

The Bead Head Biot Epoxy Golden Stonefly Nymph is certainly one of the most lifelike and effective patterns available. The realistic colors and natural features give you unmatched confidence when you tie this fly on. This has been a longtime favorite...

The Olive A.P. Emerger Fly is one of the top patterns for imitating a callibaetis mayfly or damselfly nymph. This fly was developed for the shallow lakes of Oregon by well known stillwater angler Denny Rikards. When aquatic insects start to become...

The Red Bead Head Chironomid Pupa Emerger Fly is an extremely effective stillwater pattern. Fish will often target chironomid pupae as they swim toward the surface to hatch. Chironomids have gas trapped along there abdomen as they begin the emerging...

The Black Chironomid Pupa Emerger Fly is an extremely effective stillwater pattern. Fish will often target chironomid pupae as they swim toward the surface to hatch. Chironomids have gas trapped along there abdomen as they begin the emerging process...

The Limestone Marabou Cripple Fly pattern imitates a emerging or crippled mayfly dun. Mayflies are vulnerable during this stage of the hatch and fish find this pattern irresistable. This fly floats high on the water and is easy to see. Every angler...

The Light Cahill Fly continues to prove itself as a top producing mayfly pattern. Light Cahills float well, are durable and have the colors and silhouette fish love. These characteristics will keep this pattern in fly boxes for years to come.

Polywing Spinners are especially effective after the hatch when fish seem to rise consistently but refuse traditional patterns. At this time fish are often feeding on spinners or spent mayflies. Subtle changes in presentation is often what separates...