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• Code: N-JPRW
• Price as low as: $1.80
  
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Think of this as Rainbow Warrior 2.0...same great pattern with increased sink rate and improved durability.  

Prices for Jiggy Perdigon Rainbow Warrior
1 flies $2.90 ea.	2-3 flies $2.18 ea.	4-6 flies $1.94 ea.	7-11 flies $1.86 ea.	12+ flies $1.80 ea.

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• Code: N-ZMBR
• Price as low as: $1.33
  
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We'd like to know how many fish the zebra midge fools each year. It is a lot. Adding the glass bead imitates the tiny buble of gas the midge uses to float itself from the bottom to the top of the water. Fish this pattern at any depth.

Prices for Zebra Midge Beadhead Bubbleback - Red
1 flies $2.14 ea.	2-3 flies $1.60 ea.	4-6 flies $1.43 ea.	7-11 flies $1.37 ea.	12+ flies $1.33 ea.

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• Code: N-UTKB
• Price as low as: $1.65
  
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While overshadowed by the pheasant tail, which is arguably greatest nymph of all time, this pattern is a Frank Sawyer creation from the 1930s.  Originally tied using Chadwick's wool, this fly is now tied using a shetland wool in an oyster color.  More important than the color, the wool is transparent when wet which allows the hot pink thread to show. Our guess is that this pattern was originally tied to immitate a scud, but we've had much success fishing this as a general point fly or as a crane fly larva.  Heck, sometimes we throw it just becuase it is heavy.  We can count on it for at least one or two fish each day.  Give it a shot.

Prices for Utah Killer Bug
1 flies $2.66 ea.	2-3 flies $2.00 ea.	4-6 flies $1.78 ea.	7-11 flies $1.70 ea.	12+ flies $1.65 ea.

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• Code: N-JGPB
• Price as low as: $1.77
  
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The Perdigon has nothing to stop it from dropping to the bottom and resembling the size and silhouette of just about any mayfly nymph. The old adage states "if your nymph isn't getting stuck, you're not fishing where you should be" The Jiggy series uses a 60 degree jig hook, allowing the angler to fish the fly directly on the bottom where nymphs live. Increased drifts without hanging up on the bottom is the biggest advantage this style nymph offers. This orientation also helps with a more positive hook up, typically pinning the fish top dead center allowing a faster and safer release.!

Prices for Jiggy Perdigon Blue
1 flies $2.85 ea.	2-3 flies $2.14 ea.	4-6 flies $1.91 ea.	7-11 flies $1.82 ea.	12+ flies $1.77 ea.

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• Code: N-BREADBH
• Price as low as: $1.48
  
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Created by PA tyer Rudy Sentiwany in the1940s and popularized by now retired Colorado tyer Ed Rolka, this pattern can be difficult to find. It's a classic! it imitates a cased caddis larva very well.  With a bead head, this fly gets down in a hurry.

Prices for Breadcrust Beadhead
1 flies $2.38 ea.	2-3 flies $1.78 ea.	4-6 flies $1.59 ea.	7-11 flies $1.52 ea.	12+ flies $1.48 ea.

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• Code: N-SWCL
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Prices for Sweetness Caddis Lime
1 flies $2.85 ea.	2-3 flies $2.14 ea.	4-6 flies $1.91 ea.	7-11 flies $1.82 ea.	12+ flies $1.77 ea.

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• Code: D-CDTA
• Price as low as: $1.53
  
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Fish see plenty of terrestrials.  Even tailwater fish see plenty of ants and beetles.  Often overlooked, a foam beetleand a dropper early in the terrestrial season can produce a fun day of fishing on our local tailwaters.  That said, there are times when a sparse ant is needed.  Fashioned after Shimazake's CDC Ant, this is the pattern that will turn heads.  Although sparse, it floats well and the white CDC overwing makes it quite visible.  We also like to fish this behind a larger attractor like a Chubby.

Prices for CDC Tailwater Ant
1 flies $2.47 ea.	2-3 flies $1.85 ea.	4-6 flies $1.65 ea.	7-11 flies $1.58 ea.	12+ flies $1.53 ea.

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• Code: W-GOTL
• Price as low as: $2.06
  
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When you take one of the most effective patterns for catching bonefish, then add lead eyes and rubber legs, which bonefish can't say no to, you get a fly that you could fish all day long with. Fish this like a fleeing shrimp.

Prices for Gotcha - Rubberleg Lead Eye
1 flies $3.32 ea.	2-3 flies $2.49 ea.	4-6 flies $2.22 ea.	7-11 flies $2.12 ea.	12+ flies $2.06 ea.

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• Code: A-PRNI
• Price: $23.99
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Premium nipper with razor sharp edges, grated pads for grip, and a hook eye cleaner.  The built-in opener is great for your favorite beverage to celebrate a fish in the net or at the conclusion of a day fishing.  Our favorites include Stewart's Root Beer and Grape Soda.  Lanyard included.

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• Code: A-WYNDB
• Price: $24.99
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Award winning!  Best New Fly box at IFTD 2022. Noticeably lightweight at only 3 ounces, the Wynd Bynder Series 01 is a simple design that is packed with features and functions. The Bynder is the box that holds it all. Easily removable center Rig Card allows for tangle-free storage of pre-rigged flies and tippet. Effortlessly swap out and store multiple fly rigs as fishing conditions change or you break off....ugh. This system puts you only one knot away from getting back in the water.

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