All Clearance Flies

The bead head hare's ear is a time tested pattern that is extremely effective at catching fish. It is versatile in that it imitates a wide variety of underwater bugs. This fly has loose hair around the thorax that simulate the legs of an aquatic insect, and a bead head to help it sink into the zone where the big fish hang out. The Bead Head Hare's Ear Nymph is available in black, olive and natural. Each color is both effective and a must in a fly fisherman's fly box.

The Classic heavy mayfly nymph was designed by John Barr. The Copper J incorporated a wire body with a lead wire underbody and brass bead to gain as much weight as possible, ensuring the drift was deep and in the wheelhouse. Available in every popular color you could want, the Copper J will remain a staple for decades to come.

Dead drift the Caddis Emerger, then swing it. That rising emerger is gonna get bit!

The Classic heavy mayfly nymph was designed by John Barr. The Copper J incorporated a wire body with a lead wire underbody and brass bead to gain as much weight as possible, ensuring the drift was deep and in the wheelhouse. Available in every popular color you could want, the Copper J will remain a staple for decades to come.

Shrimp are delicious...trout think so too. Scud are little shrimp morsels that trout just cant pass up. Often found great abundance in stillwater, tailwater fisheries are an equally important place to focus on Scud patterns. While they are more often than not dead drifted in rivers, these little swimmers need a slow strip when fishing stillwaters. Fish deep, slow and with fluorocarbon leader.

With a little variance in the usual color of a prince nymph, the dirty pink psycho prince nymph offers trout and steelhead a slightly different look...something that they haven't seen before, and something that looks buggy.

The Baetis Emerger Beadhead represents a small baetis nymph as it begins to ascend the water column to hatch out and become an adult. Emerging baetis mayflies are at their most vulnerable when emerging, and fish love an easy meal.

Bead Head Flash-A-Bugger. The wooly bugger is the standard by which few other fishing flies are measured. You won't go wrong filling you boxes with these. Catches trout, carp, bass, pike, crappie, bluegill. You get the picture.

The wooly bugger is a pattern that is universally successful. This is a classic and the standard setter for much of streamer design. The marabou tail undulates in water and drives fish crazy. Keep a good assortment of this pattern. Also available in Brown and Olive.