Sow Bug Rainbow Biot was developed on the tailwaters of the West by Utah fly fishing guide, Jake Ricks. Fish in many tailwaters make sowbugs the staple of their diet and this pattern seems to fool them nearly every time. The mix of translucence and various colors is virtually irresistible. Jake tells us that he once caught the same fish twice in about 10 minutes on this fly on the famous Lower Provo River tailwater. Sounds pretty irresistible to us!
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Scuds and Sow Bugs are probably the most important and the most prolific food source for trout within our spring creeks. They are present in different colors and...
Years ago any conversation waterside involving the subject of Sow Bugs on most waters would have brought questioning looks by many as this aquatic life form had very little recognition. Now a days...
Sow Bug Gray Biot is an important food item for tailwater trout. This pattern combines a realistic profile with the impressionism of mixed colors to create a fly that keeps catching tailwater...
Sow Bug Tan Biot it is a favorite food item of tailwater and spring creek trout - a great Fall and Winter pattern that imitate dying sow bugs that are washed from decaying vegetation...
Nymph fishermen are sure to carry Sow Bugs in their fly collection, they are some of the most important food sorces on many waters. The Soft Hackle Sow Bug is a very good imitation that was developed...
Sow Bug Tan Biot it is a favorite food item of tailwater and spring creek trout - a great Fall and Winter pattern that imitate dying sow bugs that are washed from decaying vegetation...
Sow Bug Gray Biot is an important food item for tailwater trout. This pattern combines a realistic profile with the impressionism of mixed colors to create a fly that keeps catching tailwater...
Years ago any conversation waterside involving the subject of Sow Bugs on most waters would have brought questioning looks by many as this aquatic life form had very little recognition. Now a days...
Nymph fishermen are sure to carry Sow Bugs in their fly collection, they are some of the most important food sorces on many waters. The Soft Hackle Sow Bug is a very good imitation that was developed...
Anglers eagerly await the famous "Salmon Fly" hatch which is most commonly found on rivers in the Western part of the United States. When these large stoneflies hatch, it creates a feeding frenzy...
Soft Hackle Hares Ear adds a wiggle and little life to a classic nymph pattern. Soft hackles not only mimic the look of real insects but also mimic their movement. Fish this fly when caddis are...
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