Attractor Nymphs

The Brown Bead Head North Fork Special has become a go-to stonefly pattern on trout streams across the country.  It might be small, but with it's realistic look, this nymph is simply irresistible and gets fish in the net.

The Bead Head Zug Bug takes full advantage of the attractive qualities of irredescent peacock feathers. These features work to imitate stonefly nymphs, snails, dragon fly nymphs and many others. This effective attractor works both drifted or stripped in...

A popular and effective attrractor nymph pattern, the Blue Wired Bead Head Copper John has taken the fly fishing world by storm. This fly sinks quickly and can be used as a deep nymph or a dropper - fish seem unable to resist the...

The Zug Bug takes full advantage of the attractive qualities of irredescent peacock feathers. This fly works in a variety of situations where a dark general nymph pattern is called for. All types of fish find this fly appealing whether drifted or...

Olive Net Builder caddis nymph flies are abundant in many of the world's fly fishing streams. This very realistic Net Building caddis pattern works wherever olive net builder caddis flies are found.

The flashy Pearl Lightning Bug certainly isn't shy. The pearlescent mylar body almost glows, even under water. This is the ultimate attractor nymph for deep runs, low light conditions, and dirty water.

The reflective Silver Lightening Bug is the original Lightning Bug, which proved that lightning can strike again and again and again. This little dynamo of an attractor nymph is visible in low light, yet reflects the natural colors of the stream bed...

The Alevin Fly can be key to your early season success. With the coming of spring and early summer and any real significant aquatic emergence activity still weeks if not months away the Alevin is a hot target for fish. A good imitation of a newly hatched...

Originally developed for a popular Wyoming river, The Black Bead Head Norfolk Special has become a go-to stonefly pattern on trout streams across the country.  With it's realistic look, this nymph  puts fish in the net.

Cream Net Builder caddis fly nymphs are an important trout flies in many fly fishing waters around the world. This realistic Net Builder pattern works well when cream colored free swimming caddis flies are prevalent.

Developed by Allen Gardner of Catch, this is an extremely effective caddis pattern.  The tungsten bead gets you fly down quickly.  This fly has live, buggy, action that is sure to put more fish in your net!

In this time of crazy synthetics and ultra-realistic fly patterns the classic Pat's Rubber leg is sometimes overlooked. Anglers in the know, however, are still catching big brawny trout on this suggestive pattern. Fish it deep for a stonefly or you might...