There is no arguing that competitive fly fishing has brought a ton of innovation in technique and fly patterns to our sport. The combination highly talented anglers and fly tyers with the sole purpose of catching as many fish as possible has brought on, not only some incredibly effective fishing techniques, but also a host of new, purpose driven and well-designed fly patterns. The Euro Jig Spring Caddis Jig is just such a fly. Caddis are a staple for trout around the world. This pattern gets it done with it's innovative design and ability to get down in the water column quickly.
An all-around, all-season searching pattern fish can't seem to resist. When fish are feeding near the bottom, reach for this Peeking Caddis Grannom. The "Jig" style nymph has been...
The "Jig" style nymph has been used for years on the european competition circuit. Tied on on a tungsten bead jig, this "hook up" approach to nymphing allow you to get to the bottom without all...
The "Jig" style nymph has been used for years on the european competition circuit. Tied on on a tungsten bead jig, this "hook up" approach to nymphing allow you to get to the bottom without all...
The "Jig" style nymph has been used for years on the european competition circuit. Tied on on a tungsten bead jig, this "hook up" approach to nymphing allow you to get to the bottom without all...
The Olive Euro Jig Nymph is another addition to our tight lining flies. The CDC brings this fly alive. The "Jig" style nymph has been used for years on the european competition...
There is no arguing that competitive fly fishing has brought a ton of innovation in technique and fly patterns to our sport. The combination highly talented anglers and fly tyers with the sole...
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