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“Clean, tidy dry with nothing for fish to refuse. Works on the the most discerning trout. I personally feel that a slim body and good wing silhouette is a key factor to a good dry fly” – Pat Weiss
“Clean, tidy dry with nothing for fish to refuse. Works on the the most discerning trout. I personally feel that a slim body and good wing silhouette is a key factor to a good dry fly” – Pat Weiss
“My take on the Walts Worm. I’ve kept the build silm and slightly tapered to mimic many available food sources present within rivers. I went with fluorocarbon for the rib over wire to avoid oversegmentation and the addition of translucentcy as well. Apart from the bead, there is no flash in this fly for the…
“Clean profile, no hotspots or over segmentation for fish to be picky about. The lighter shade of a bleached pheasant tail is just as deadly as the original and I personally use this any day of the year.” – Pat Weiss
“Clean profile, no hotspots or over segmentation for fish to be picky about. The lighter shade of a bleached pheasant tail is just as deadly as the original and I personally use this any day of the year.” – Pat Weiss
“For times when fish want something just a bit more flashy. A silver bead, a thin strip of pearl flashback and just a touch of peacock dubbing. Great searching fly for new rivers and works exceptionally well on wild as well as stocked fish” – Pat Weiss
“For times when fish want something just a bit more flashy. A silver bead, a thin strip of pearl flashback and just a touch of peacock dubbing. Great searching fly for new rivers and works exceptionally well on wild as well as stocked fish” – Pat Weiss
“Hopping/jigging action is key with this pattern. Can be stripped and dead-drifted with equal success. A great sculpin/crayfish action without the nonsense of many streamers out there today” – Pat Weiss “This is a great little streamer pattern that works especially well in cold or dirty water, trout really seem to like the UV black…
Pat’s Blue Track Suit not only sounds snazzy, it fishes like nobody’s business too. We’re a firm believer that blue within nymph patterns when used properly are absolute killers and this one really sets the bar high.The tuft of CDC adds the effect of movement while the electric blue wire showing through the dark ice…
One of Pat Weiss’s go-to’s for early season searching. Don’t let it’s nondescript appearance fool you. Put this under a UV light to see why trout can’t leave it alone. The dark wire rib with the UV glow is a true knockout.
The blue pearlescent rib tightly wound through the magic UV dubbing on the Mustard Walts Stinger is one of the dirtiest nymph patterns we’ve ever fished. A wild brown trout catching machine.
What more would you want from a sunken nymph pattern? In the warmer months ants are a staple for trout everywhere. This is one of the best ants we’ve fished and for good reason, it’s simple and is highly imitative. You’ll want to stock up on these for summer time fishing!
Like your favorite lucky penny, Pat Weiss’ Penny Perdigon will bring you good fortune while on the river in any fishing situation. This little magic nymph seems to work in any condition throughout the year.
Like the Blue Track Suit, this pink version is no different. The color combos achieved with the bronze peacock Ice Dub, CDC and metallic light pink bead make for a nasty bug which fools some very weary fish.
Pat Weiss’ CDC Possum nymph is a super choice for searching new waters or pressured waters alike. Like his CDC Skunk – This pattern features a small pearlescent flashback, just a touch of Ice Dub for the thorax and a small hot thread collar to finish it off. This “Anchored” version comes in a variety…
Pat Weiss’ CDC Possum nymph is a super choice for searching new waters or pressured waters alike. Like his CDC Skunk – This pattern features a small pearlescent flashback, just a touch of Ice Dub for the thorax and a small hot thread collar to finish it off.
You can’t go wrong with black and silver on a nymph. Pat Weiss has taken his CDC Skunk nymph and turned it into one of our favorite, go-to Perdigon nymphs.
The White Bellied Mouse has been one of Tommy Lynch’s go-to mouse flies for many seasons. The disturbance this causes being slowly stripped through riffle or slack water at night creates some truly explosive takes.
With it’s bead head, this bright nymph not only gets down to the fish fast but grabs their attention in the process.
Mr Wulff’s signature pattern using hair instead of feathers for the wings and tail. Great for fast flowing water.
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Enrico Puglisi Perfect Minnow
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Nautilus X-Series XS - 3-5wt Fly Reel
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Frogg Toggs Men's Grand Refuge 3.0 BF Wader
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