We've paired the best of both worlds with the Adams Hi Vis Comparadun pattern with the classic fish producing Adams, and the ever effective Comparadun. The one thing at times with a Comparadun though is being able to see them...
The Pheasant Tail Nymph is one of the most popular and widely fished nymphs in the world. It can be fished to imitate a Mayfly nymph in varying colors as well as fished as a Caddis, or just a great...
This pattern was created in Utah by Orvis -Endorsed Guide Spencer Higa as a general baetis nymph imitation. The S.O.S has helped anglers all over the country in varying situations. Its slim profile and slender abdomen paired with a split...
The Frenchie Nymph was created by the French and used in competitions with great success. It is a simple Pheasant Tail Nymph Pattern that utilizes few materials, quick to tie, and extremely effective. This makes it a great Guide Fly...
The Last Chance Cripple patterns were designed and tied by Rene Harrop on the Henry's Fork of the Snake River in Island Park, Idaho. Here he designed this style of cripple to get those pesky sipping trout that continued to...
Some of our favorites times fly fishing during the summer is during the PMD hatches. Finding rising fish to smaller dries and soft hackles can be an absolute blast, and truly energize ones soul. With that one of our favorite...
PMDs or Pale Morning Duns are some of the most prolific hatches during the summer months. This pattern is extremely quick to tie, deadly effective, and sure fire to catch your fly fishing friends. This pattern is going to be...
Midge hatches can be prolific and produce a lot of fish on small tiny dry flies, or they can be just brutally frustrating. This pattern is deadly fished solo on a drift and swing. Fish seem to obliterate it on the swing...
During the winter and colder months Midge patterns are key, and the Sprout Midge is easily one of the most popular Midge Patterns on the market today. There are different variations to this pattern, and most just use thread as...
