Regular Nymphs

Mick Hall's Peeping Stick Caddis is Mick's take on the stick caddis nymph. Caddis can be found in just about every trout stream in the world and caddis nymphs are a  big part of a trout diet.

Mick Hall's All Round Brown Nymph is a classic nymph. This pheasant style creation by Mick Hall will catch more trout than most other nymphs. 

The Jindy Cased Caddis is a cased caddis nymph. Cased Caddis are in abundance in just about all trout waters. Fished right throughout the water column this nymph is a simple but effective caddis nymph imitation. 

The Swimming Damsel Nymph is one of the best Damsel nymphs we've seen in a while. A favorite for fishing the weedbeds around the lake later in the summer. 

Manic Tackles Little Black Stonefly is a fantastic Stonefly nymph that fishes exceptionally well early season on our local rivers and streams. Also a good little alternative to damselfly nymphs on the lake.

Muz's Sticky Caddis is a very good stuck caddis nymph. Fished well on its own in shallower water or behind a heavier weighted point fly.

Mick Hall's Spider Mudeye is an awesome creation. The glass bead eyes give this fly a nice slow sink, and the rubber legs give it life.

Cubitts Foam Mudeye is a mudeye pattern that sits right in the surface. Looking like a mudeye that is just about to finish it's nymph cycle and become airborne. Another great nighttime fly for mudeye feeders. 

1. Manic Tackles Rob's Redhead damsel has a red glass Bead to slowly get the fly down and give a little extra movement when fished in the weeds.

Korbay's Czech Nymph is a fantastic caddis nymph pattern. A must for any short line nymphing. 

The Green Mountain Shrimp is a great fly for shrimp eating fish. When fished in the weedbeds and around the edges of the lake at night this fly will really shine. A great shrimp pattern for our local lakes. 

Korbay's Czech Nymph is a great caddis nymph. Can be fished in the film or down deep when Czech Nymphing.

The Goulburn Caddis is a brighter green cased caddis nymph pattern. The brighter green color is sure to get the attention of any caddis nymph feeders.

Mick Hall's Spider Mudeye Green cam be a terrific fly during the mudeye hatches. Glass bead eyes for weight and rubber legs for movement.