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What It Imitates: A slim, fast-sinking attractor nymph that loosely suggests mayfly nymphs, small caddis, or just something shiny and edible tumbling along the bottom.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Super slender profile and hard coating cut right through the current, getting deep fast
• Subtle shine and hot spot collar trigger strikes, even from pressured trout
• Tough enough to bounce along rocky bottoms all day without falling apart
• A must-have for tight-line and euro nymphing, but deadly under an indicator too

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double or tight-line nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a bigger dry fly (we recommend the Royal Flush). 

Where & When to Use: Perfect in riffles, runs, and pocket water year-round. Especially effective in fast or deep water where other nymphs might get swept away.

Extra Tip(s): Try it as your anchor fly with a small soft hackle or lighter nymph above — the Spanish Bullet gets the whole rig down fast and keeps it in the strike zone.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Spanish Bullets tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

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What It Imitates: An all-purpose high-floating attractor that suggests stoneflies, caddis adults, hoppers, or just a big buggy meal — trout see it and come take a look.

Type: Dry Fly

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Buoyant, heavily hackled body floats like a cork, even in rough pocket water
• Versatile silhouette — matches stoneflies, caddis, and terrestrials
• Big hair wing makes it easier to see, even in glare or fast riffles
• Durable enough to handle repeated aggressive strikes

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it alone on a tapered leader, or use it as the top fly in a dry-dropper rig with a heavier nymph below.

Where & When to Use: Deadly in summer and early fall when stoneflies and terrestrials are abundant. Fish it along grassy banks, under overhanging trees, or anywhere you’d expect bugs to fall in. Works well on rivers, creeks, and even lakes.

Extra Tip(s): Try smearing a little extra floatant on the body and legs to keep it riding high all day, especially if you’re running a heavy dropper below.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Stimulators tied on premium hooks.

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What It Imitates: A drowned terrestrial ant — exactly what happens when ants get blown or fall into the water and drift helplessly below the surface, becoming easy fish snacks.

Type: Nymph / Terrestrial

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Buggy dubbing and midge flash legs give it extra life in the water
• UV-coated head adds a subtle shine that draws curious trout in
• Tungsten bead gets it down quickly, keeping it in the strike zone longer
• A super versatile pattern that combines natural buggy looks with just enough flash to trigger eats

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a bigger dry fly (we recommend the Chubby Chernobyl).

Where & When to Use: Best from late spring through fall when terrestrials are active, but especially effective after rainstorms or windy days when ants get knocked into the water.

Extra Tip(s): Try it in faster water where that tungsten bead and uv coating help it cut through the current and get right into the strike zone.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Sunken Ants tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

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What It Imitates: An emerging mayfly, caddis, or even drowned terrestrial — basically anything small and buggy that’s moving just under the surface.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Sparse, buggy body with flowing partridge feathers that breathe and pulse in the current
• Ultra-versatile — imitates a huge range of insects from emergers to drowned adults
• Deadly on picky trout that ignore standard nymphs or dries
• Simple, durable design that holds up fish after fish

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a bigger dry fly (we recommend the Parachute Adams).

Where & When to Use: Perfect from spring through fall in riffles, soft seams, and tailouts. Especially effective during hatches when fish key in on emerging insects just under the film.

Extra Tip(s): Try fishing it behind a dry fly on a short tag — the soft hackle drifts just under the surface like a struggling emerger, which often convinces trout that wouldn’t take your dry.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Ol' Softies tied on premium hooks.

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What It Imitates: Spent mayflies that have completed their life cycle and lay dead on the water with wings splayed out, becoming easy targets for trout.

Type: Dry Fly

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Sparse, realistic silhouette perfectly matches dead or spent mayflies on the water
• Sits flush in the surface film — exactly how trout expect to see spinners
• A must-have for when spinner falls blanket the river
• Super light and delicate, ideal for fooling picky trout sipping tiny dries

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it on a long, light tapered leader with a dead-drift across smooth runs, seams, and tailouts. Cast gently and watch carefully — takes are subtle. If you’re having trouble seeing it, try fishing it behind a small, visible dry like a Parachute Adams as an indicator.

Where & When to Use: Best in spring, summer, and fall on rivers and spring creeks that have strong mayfly hatches. Deadly during those calm mornings or evenings when spinner falls coat the water.

Extra Tip(s): If it starts sinking, dry it off and use powdered floatant — gel floatant can weigh it down and ruin the natural ride.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Trico Spinners tied on premium hooks.

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What It Imitates: A bright, buggy freshwater sow bug (or scud) — one of trout’s favorite protein-rich snacks, especially in spring creeks and tailwaters (rivers below a dam).

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Flashy UV back and buggy body draw trout in for a look
• Slim, realistic sow bug shape that drifts naturally along the bottom
• Super durable — perfect for scraping along rocks and gravel where sow bugs live
• A killer choice for rivers and lakes loaded with scuds or sow bugs

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a dry fly (we recommend the Parachute Purple Haze).

Where & When to Use: Perfect for riffles, runs, and pools any time of year. It’s one of those patterns that’s almost always worth tying on, especially when fish aren’t locked onto a specific hatch.

Extra Tip(s): Try it in faster water where that tungsten bead and uv back help it cut through the current and get right into the strike zone.

What’s in the Pack: 3x UV Sow Bugs tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

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What It Imitates: Small mayfly nymphs, emergers, or even midge larvae — exactly the tiny, subtle bugs trout feed on year-round.

Type: Nymph / Emerger

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Slim, ultra-simple design perfectly matches tiny mayfly and midge nymphs
  
• Subtle flashback wingcase draws just enough attention to get eats
• Sinks quickly and drifts naturally in the feeding lane
• A proven pattern for fooling selective trout on technical water

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a dry fly (we recommend the Parachute Adams).

Where & When to Use: Perfect year-round on rivers, creeks, and spring creeks. Especially deadly during mayfly and midge hatches from fall through spring when trout get ultra-selective.

Extra Tip(s): On tough, slow-moving flats, this subtle nymph drifts more naturally than a heavy fly — perfect for fooling picky fish in clear water.

What’s in the Pack: 3x WD40s tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

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What It Imitates: Small stoneflies — like Yellow Sallies and other tiny stones that hatch in late spring and summer, driving trout to look up.

Type: Dry Fly

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Slim, realistic profile perfectly matches smaller stonefly adults
• Little bit of foam in the body keeps it riding high, even in riffles
• Bright yellow color is easy for trout (and you) to spot
• Tough enough to handle aggressive strikes and bounce through fast water

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it alone on a tapered leader, or use it as the top fly in a dry-dropper rig with a weighted nymph below.

Where & When to Use: Perfect from late spring through summer when stoneflies are hatching. Deadly on freestone rivers, pocket water, and along rocky banks where these stoneflies crawl and flutter.

Extra Tip(s): Try smearing a little extra floatant on the body and legs to keep it riding high all day, especially if you’re running a heavy dropper below.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Yellow Sallies tied on premium hooks.

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What It Imitates: Midge larvae or pupae — one of the most consistent year-round food sources for trout in rivers, creeks, and tailwaters (rivers below a dam).

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Slim, segmented body perfectly mimics natural midges
• Durable wire ribbing holds up fish after fish and keeps the fly together longer
  
• Sinks quickly right into the strike zone where trout feed
  
• A true year-round confidence fly — there’s never a bad time to tie one on

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a dry fly (we recommend the Parachute Adams).

Where & When to Use: Great year-round but especially effective in winter and early spring on tailwaters and spring creeks, where midges dominate the trout’s diet.

Extra Tip(s): Try running it as a dropper below a smaller dry fly — it’s subtle enough to fool trout feeding mid-column while the dry acts as a natural indicator.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Zebra Midges tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.