Can you believe it? Well, believe it! This is one of the best nymphs ever created and will surely catch more trout than you have a right to expect.

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With a parachute post, this fly is a dead ringer for a real midge.

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Some times just before dark there is nothing like a spinner...bottom of the pool...slurping trout. Oh yea!

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Gnats are actually a member of the midge family - and the Griffeth's is pretty much the standard immitation for a cluster of gnats. Great midge cluster pattern.

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The thorax mayfly pattern is a very realistic fly on the water. The hackle is cropped at the belly of the fly so it sits flat on the water's surface.

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Cripples are deadly at the right time of the hatch. Make sure to have several colors and sizes of this pattern to take on your next trout trip.

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A great small mayfly/midge emerger. Very popular on finicky tailwaters like the San Juan and the Green. Others too.

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CDC floats like a cork. Put it in a great caddis pattern and you have a fly that loves to stay put on the top of the stream until the fish takes it below.

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The trailing shuck adds just a bit more life-like quality to this fish producing pattern.

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The hottest fly we have seen in years! A best seller! Great Stonefly/Caddis imitation. Floats like a cork but sits low in the water. White post makes it very visible. Great to fish with a dropper too!

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Tiny little Mayfly nymph that is a great producer. Don't let the size fool you. This guy produces lots of strikes. Makes a great dropper fly.

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An indispensable fly for both river and lake fishing. Try putting three or four on a long leader and use a slow hand twist retrieve on your favorite trout lake.

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