Nymphs

Sowbugs are an important food source in many fisheries, especially tailwaters, below big dams. Trout can become ultra-picky when it comes to their ...

First designed in the Appalachian Mountains, is now popular throughout the U.S. and Canada. Is a great all-purpose attractor pattern. Also used to...

As mentioned in the above pattern midges are becoming a more important food source for fish. Luckily nymphs tend to be a tad more effective than ...

One of the most deadly shrimp patterns on the market Mysis Shrimp are the primary food source for many tailwater trout.   An Orvis Signature Tie.

Designed by Randall Kaufmann to imitate the callibaetis nymph, also works for dragonfly and damselfly nymph. A very productive lake pattern and ...

Much like a Braided Caddis Pupa, the TNT has a very similar body. Unlike the Braided Caddis this fly adds attraction throughout the rest of the bo...

Invented by Pat Dorsey on the South Platte River to entice finicky fish. This pattern has caught on for its productiveness and versatility. Midges...

Scuds are a vital food source for trout. Scuds live in slack waters of rivers, and are the #1 food source in many lakes that hold trophy sized t...

The little mayfly that produces so many big fish. These nymphs are terrible swimmers, much to the delight of waiting trout. Trico hatches tend tow...

Originating in the Ozark's, the title basically says it all because southern trout are driving crazy by this pattern. Much like a Crackleback, th...

  The standard Twenty Incher is a renown pattern for catching both trout and steelhead. Its known as a great prospecting nymph pattern and a sto...

  Great imitation for annelids, earthworms, aquatic worms. Plus a great attractor in murky waters.  Fish like worms! If you have never seen ...