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 share of action, Blue Winged Olive hatches are typically some of the most demanding times in fly fishing. Fish that really key on BWOs require a proper imitation along with a good presentation. The Blue Winged Olive Humpback Emerger, created by Utah fly fishing guide, Jake Ricks, imitates an emerging insect during that critical stage between Emerger and just before fully hatching into a Dun. This pattern seems to fool even the pickiest of finicky trout.
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...
The Jujubaetis Red Emerger is a great Summer pattern and highly visible to fish. It's sleek profile, and flash along the top with epoxy to add strength simulates an emerging mayfly nymph or...
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...
The Jujubaetis Purple Emerger is highly visible to fish at all depths. It's sleek profile, and epoxy flash along the top to simulate an emerging nymph and priovides added strength. A great bug...
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.
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