When it comes to mayfly patterns that consistently produce results, few can match the allure of Green Drake imitations. These large mayflies (Ephemera guttulata) represent a significant food source for trout, making them a must-have pattern for any serious angler's...
There are a few fly patterns with a reputation for the versatility, and staying power of John Barr's iconic Copper John. This pattern was a revolutionary pattern of its time blending perfectly the added weight, and natural imitation to the...
Imagine yourself casting out a fly that pulses with life in the water, and mimicks one of the fish's most irresistible food sources: the Sculpin. The Xtreme Twist Sculpin is the ultimate guide’s streamer—easy to tie, affordable, durable, and dangerously...
Few fly patterns stand the test of time like Frank Sawyers Pheasant Tail Nymph, a true classic that's been a staple in fly boxes for decades. Now, imagine taking the best of this legendary fly and fusing it with the...
When the leaves turn golden and a crisp chill fills the air, anglers know it's time to reach for their fall arsenal—and no fly box is complete without the Halloween Jig Bugger. This innovative twist on the classic Halloween Bugger...
When it comes to fly fishing, few patterns have achieved the legendary status of the original Higga’s SOS Nymph. Designed by the renowned guide Spencer Higga, this pattern has earned a reputation for being a go-to fly in the toughest...
When it comes to fly fishing, the fusion of tradition and innovation often results in some of the most effective patterns ever created. The Frenchie Soft Hackle Nymph is a perfect example of this blend, combining the timeless appeal of...
In the ever-evolving world of fly tying, timeless classics often serve as the foundation for new creative innovation. Enter in the Imperial Quill Nymph, a variation of the timeless Prince Nymph that takes this iconic fly to new heights of versatility...
When it comes to fishing in rivers and small streams, having the right fly pattern can be the difference between a successful day on the water and heading home empty-handed. One pattern that has consistently produced fish for us is...
