Crayfish

The Zirdle Bug – Natural features a subtle tan and brown profile that imitates crayfish and large aquatic nymphs. Its lifelike movement makes it a deadly pattern during late spring and fall. Drift it along the bottom where trout lie...

The Zirdle Bug – Orange combines the effectiveness of a stonefly nymph and a streamer, making it a powerful attractor in fast and murky water. The orange accents trigger aggressive strikes during high flows or salmonfly season. Fish this fly...

The Dead Drift Crayfish – Brown is an ultra-realistic imitation of one of a trout’s favorite protein-rich meals. This pattern is deadly in late summer and fall when crayfish become more active. Drift it along the bottom in larger rivers...