Flies - Nymphs

A twist on a classic. Pat's Rubber Legs is a staple in any fly fisher's box but why not have them with a tungsten bead!? Help these flies get down ...

It's not actually iron, but it does have enough weight to get itself down to the fishy level. This stonefly will make the fish shake in their scales!

Deadly little black stonefly pattern with a tungsten bead to help get it down into the trouts feeding zone.

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A true classic that is still as popular today as it was 20 years ago. A go-to fly for many anglers and a must have in the fly box.

A great little stone fly pattern that works well year round. This is a go-to fly for the Colorado and Arkansas Rivers especially during a Yellow S...

This is a great little stonelfy nymph that works well in most of our Western rivers, especially the Blue, South Platte and the Arkansas.

The prince nymph is a timeless fly for good reason - it flat out produces fish. Add some purple and flash, and you have a recipe for a great fly.

With a combination of UV materials and rubber legs, this fly really grabs the attention of fish. When the Yellow Sally's are out, make sure you hav...

A time tested pattern that is a must for any serious fly fisherman. This is the go-to fly for most rivers, especially the Roaring Fork.

Created by Devin Olsen, this Tungsten beaded stonefly should entice many fish to put down their guard and eat.

Oh yeah!!!! One of the finest attractor nymph patterns we have fished, especially on the Eagle, Roaring Fork, Colorado. A great searching pattern...

As the name implies this is a great pocket water fly. Fished as a dropper, you can rob those pockets with this little gem.

The hot wire prince really stands out in the water. The take on a classic prince nymph but with an added flash of wire in some awesome colors! Not ...

One of the best stonefly nymphs we have used, especially on a dry/dropper rig paired with an Amy's Ant. Great for the Blue, Colorado, Gunnison and...

Is it a Pheasant Tail or is it a Prince? Who cares, the fish love this fly so I have no further questions. One of the finest attractor nymphs we ha...