Emerger and cripple patterns are critical to fly fishing success. Before the hatch activity starts, hungry trout key on this stage, often for long periods of time. This versatile pattern is the adams fly of emergers, imitating most mayflies. This is also a great two fly pattern using an attractor pattern as you lead fly. The Challenged Mayfly Emerger is a bug you don't want to be on the water without
The Brown Micro Mayfly Nymph is a very effective nymph fly for spring creek and tailwater fly fishing. The brown version is a useful PMD and baetis mayfly imitation when trout get a bit picky and...
If you want to catch fish…then you better have a pile of Olive Bead Head Atomic Mayfly with you. It's not sexy, but it produces. Sure, the only thing harder to swallow than pride is...
The Olive Micro Mayfly Nymph is a fish tempting nymph pattern especially for tailwater and spring creek fly fishing situations. The olive version is a useful baetis and BWO mayfly imitator for picky...
If you want to catch fish…then you better have a pile of Tan Bead Head Atomic Mayfly with you. It's not sexy, but it produces. Sure, the only thing harder to swallow than pride...
Fishing Pale Morning Duns is a rite of summer. Many fly fishermen arrange their schedules around this prolific hatch. The Pale Morning Dun Humpback Emerger imitates the important transitional stage...
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...
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