Nymphs

Thought to have originated in Alberta Canada, particularly on the Caroline and Raven rivers. Also became extremely popular on the lakes in BC. ...

An oldie but a goodie, the 56er was originally designed to be fished in the Ozarks. However, this little bug has gotten attention throughout the...

Skip Morris' solution to highly selective or pressurized trout. This prolific nymph has a huge range, and is a staple in many lakes. Callibaetis h...

Invented in Montana, the Bitch Creek catches fish, when nothing else will.  And not itty bitty ones either. Named after the famous Bitch Creek in...

Czech nymphs have been pretty popular lately and for good reason. They are slim, sink fast, resemble most buggy things, and are extremely producti...

A older stonefly pattern invented by the late Charlie Brook's. Much like the Montana Stone, but in the colors that look more natural. Hackled at t...

Technically a midge pupa imitation. This not so little nymph pattern is responsible for landing hundreds of thousands of lake trout. F rom its hum...

Extremely popular lake pattern Huge all over the Northwest and British Columbia. Also used for sea-run cutthroats and steelhead. A great all a...

Created by legendary fly designer Polly Rosborough. Like many of Polly's patterns this one was developed 'in the round' no top or bottom, always i...

Found throughout Eastern US, Catalpa Worms are extremely popular with bait fisherman. Brought to us from a customer request, fish readily feed on...

Also known as the Shammy worm, it is made out of dyed and dried chamois hide. The material gives this fly an incredibly life like quality when we...

The Clouser Swimming Nymph was created by Bob Clouser. It can be used to catch many types of fish including trout and bass. Imitates many food sou...

Nice stone pattern with a bunch of copper which acts as ribbing and helps this pattern sink. Must have for rivers with stones in them. A great cho...

A cross between the pheasant tail and brassie. Works well where ever there are stonefly or mayfly nymphs. Classic profile, sinks fast, sleek, an...

Steelhead have an affinity for stones, beginning as a juvenile. A bright thorax acts as an attraction. Also useful for trout. Stoneflies are ...

A great pattern when a large midge nymph is needed. Works well for chironmid hatches as well. Designed by Zack ThurmanAbout the tyer:ZACK THURMAN S...

In a galaxy far far away….  No, but in all seriousness. This Darth Vader is a generic nymph pattern that was formed with no real purpose in mind o...

A legendary stillwater pattern, also good for rivers.   Great dragonfly and callibaetis imitation.   Created by Denny Rickards, tied full and fat ...

Hugely popular fly, especially on lakes.

These robust sized nymphs have become a favorite for lake angler's everywhere. Nymphs are by far the most important stage of life for the fish and...

Little Black Stones are seen coming of the water in early spring, making this pattern crucial pattern for the guys who are itching to get on the w...

Tied especially for streams in the Eastern US and Canada, where this mayfly makes a tasty treat for trout. The action fishing the nymph can match ...

This pattern represents the Stenonema vicarium nymph. These are slow emergers and therefore a favorite of fly fishers. A very important spring pat...

Just add flash to the#1 nymph in the world and with good reason. Buggy, flashy, suggestive of a plethora of nymphs. The more it is fished the bugg...

The Prince is just one of those patterns that belongs in every trout angler's fly box. Everyone's favorite, suggestive pattern for caddis,mayfly, ...

A customer request and has proven to be quite effective. Great on the swing or in a dead drift, particularly useful in early summer. 

The Girdle Bug is deadly when swung through fast oxygenated water. Excellent for trout, steelhead, and smallmouth bass. Rubber Legs is often the d...

A great pattern for lakes that is hugely productive. It has a buggy look that should mimic a slough of insects, however, we really like this for ...

This pattern has great action and attraction.  Use for the nymph and emerger, as the poxyback imitates the shine the wingcase takes on right befor...

Trout love damsel, be it the nymph or dry fly, if they are around you can bet they are getting gobbled up. The Green Eyed Damsel is tied with ch...

The prince nymph has spawned many creative patterns over the last couple of decades. With so many imitations it seems hard to weed the good from t...

Great pattern to imitate stonefly nymphs, damsel nymphs and dragon nymphs. Very popular for trout and bass. A great attractor of big fish.

One of the world's most popular prospecting flies. Buggy, flashy, suggestive of a plethora of nymphs. The more it is fished the buggier it gets. ...

Still the #1 nymph in the world and with good reason. Buggy, flashy, suggestive of a plethora of nymphs. The more it is fished the buggier it get...

Often mistaken for a stonefly, Hellgrammites are hugely effective in many areas. Nymph of the Dobson Fly.

No stillwater box would be complete without a good damselfly nymph. Large trout and bass alike love the easy meal they provide. Hot Head ...

Great damsel nymph imitation. Works extremely well stripping it off of weed beds with a camo intermediate line. Extremely popular for lake anglers.

This big mayfly nymph works well to imitate those late-hatching Mahogany nymphs, as well as brown and grey drakes, march browns and even skwalas. ...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. This pattern developed by legendary ...

During the summer when damselflies are darting across still water ponds and lakes, they can be a clue to some of the best fishing around. If...

This pattern represents the March Brown nymph. In many places the emergence of this nymph represents the beginning of the spring fly fishing. This...