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 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...
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...
The Black Sparkle Pupa Emerger Fly is the result of closely observing hatching caddis flies in underwater environments. It is an unconventional but effective fish catcher. The antron case is supposed...
Baetis hatches, both Spring and Fall, provide the fly fisherman some of the most exhilarating fishing of the year. Although there are times during such hatches when even the novice can get a fair...
Midge fishing is a style and technique all its own and the Black Parasol Midge Emerger is a relatively new fly that is turning heads among Midge fishermen. This fly is tied so that the emergent Midge...
The Zelon Cripple Pale Morning Dun 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...
One of the best nymphs ever tied! Caddis or May fly imitator. A soft hackle collar gets the trout attention. Use this pattern to imitate emerging bugs. Don't forget to swing the end of your drift.
The Sexy Hexy Emerger will have trout head all over the surface on this fly. The foam caddis emerger, parachute style will stay at the surface. Easy to see for you and the trout.
This Pulsating Caddis, Tan 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 'pulsating' comes...
The A.C. (Anything Caddis) is named for its ability to truly cover any caddis species, and stages within the hatch. This AC Caddis, Pheasant Tail pattern is a go to fly for you box.
Any trout fisher that has spent a frustrating time trying to imitate BWOs in a heavy hatch only to watch every pattern get ignored will love the Crippled Blue Winged Olive. Trout sometimes ignore all...
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