The Prince Nymph is one of those flies that really shouldn't work, but does. The joke is, this fly hatches into a Royal Wulff. Truly one of the best nymphs to have in your fly box.

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If you've ever seen a damselfly nymph swimming for the bank - then you know ther are pretty long and sparse - a lot like this fly.

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Hex's hatch on western still water lakes - and bring up big fish. Andy Burke lives in the west - and likes to catch big fish. Hmmm .

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Here's a great, little mayfly imitation to put into your trout nymph box. Fish it suspended below the waters surface with a very small indicator.

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Scuds are a trout favorite - especially in mountain lakes and tailwaters. Don't leave home without some.

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A ball of quicksilver at the eye, a thin black body combine to make the perfect midge imitation.

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One of the most realistic pattern we have seen. Reports on it are great.

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A great variation on the parachute caddis pattern.

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Emergers can be critical to success. The use of CDC, and the positioning of the CDC ensure that this fly rides in a very lifelike position.

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Without a doubt, this is one caddis pattern everyone needs to have. Works great for trout and steelhead.

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Choose the Golden Stone or the Skala Stone. Heck, get them both and be ready for any Stonefly hatch that comes your way.

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Andy's parachute version of the Blue Winged Olive and Pal Morning Dun are just too good to be true. If these flies don't catch fish, then nothing will.

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