Nymphs

The Perdigon - Yellow is a fast-sinking Euro-style nymph designed to imitate mayfly nymphs and small stoneflies. Its vibrant yellow body adds an attractor element, making it highly visible in stained or high-water conditions. Ideal for spring runoff and early...

The Wire Worm - Pink is a highly effective pattern for imitating aquatic worms, a crucial food source for trout, especially during high-water events. Its bright pink body adds extra visibility, making it particularly deadly in stained or fast-moving water....

The Beadhead $3 Dip – Crystal is an excellent sowbug imitation, perfect for tailwaters and spring creeks where trout rely heavily on subsurface food. The crystal body adds just the right amount of flash to grab a fish’s attention while...

The Bead Head Yellow Egg is a versatile pattern that imitates both trout eggs and egg-laden scuds, making it effective year-round in Montana’s rivers. Its softer, natural coloration makes it a great choice for pressured fish or when trout are...

The Swing Nymph is a versatile wet fly designed to imitate emerging mayflies and caddisflies. Its soft hackle creates lifelike movement as it swings through the current, triggering aggressive strikes from trout feeding just below the surface. Best used during...

The Perdigon - Orange and White stands out with its bright contrast, imitating attractor mayflies or egg-laden insects. Ideal for spring and early summer when visibility is low due to runoff. Its tungsten bead and slim body ensure a quick...

The Bead Head Ray Charles Flashback Pink adds a pink hue to imitate egg-laden sowbugs and scuds, a trout delicacy during early spring and late fall. Its subtle flashback enhances visibility in deeper runs and pools. This fly is deadly...

The Beadhead $3 Dip – Red is a variation of the classic sowbug pattern, incorporating a red body that can suggest egg-laden scuds or attractor elements. This fly works particularly well in Montana’s tailwaters, where trout consistently feed on small...

The Soft Hackle Green is a deadly emerger pattern that imitates green-hued mayflies and caddisflies. The soft hackle provides lifelike motion as it swings through the water column. Effective during spring and early summer when green-bodied insects are hatching. Fish...

The Bead Head Chartreuse Egg is a high-visibility egg pattern that imitates freshly laid trout and salmon eggs, making it an excellent choice during the spawn. Its bright color stands out in murky water, drawing aggressive strikes from trout looking...

The October Caddis Pupa is one of the most productive fall subsurface flies you can fish in the Rockies. While anglers focus on the big orange adults, trout often feed hardest on the pupal stage—when October caddis rise and tumble...

The Green Drake Nymph is the “before the hatch” workhorse that consistently produces big fish. Long before you see duns on the surface, trout are already looking for these large mayfly nymphs as they drift, migrate, and get swept into...

he Crane Fly Larva is a big, meaty subsurface pattern that trout recognize as an easy, high-calorie meal—especially when water temps cool and fish want to eat with purpose. Crane fly larvae live in soft bottoms and bankside structure, and...