Collection: Nymphs

Trout feed underwater more than 80% of the time, making nymphs the most consistently productive fly patterns in any angler's box. Our nymph collection features hand-tied patterns that imitate the aquatic insects trout feed on daily, from mayfly and caddis larvae to stonefly nymphs, midges, and more.

Patterns That Produce Results

These aren't random selections. Every nymph in our collection represents a proven pattern with a track record of success across diverse water conditions. We include timeless classics like Pheasant Tails and Hare's Ears alongside modern attractor patterns and specific imitations that match regional hatches. Whether you're fishing freestone rivers, spring creeks, or stillwaters, you'll find nymphs that work.

Hand-Tied Quality at Accessible Prices

Each nymph is hand-tied using premium materials and correct proportions that make the difference between flies that catch fish and those that just look good in the box. We use quality hooks with proper wire weight, durable thread, and materials that maintain their profile after repeated use. While fly shops often charge premium prices per individual nymph, our collections deliver guide-quality patterns at prices that let you fish confidently without worrying about losing flies to snags or toothy fish.

Complete Your Nymph Arsenal

Successful nymph fishing requires variety. Different water depths, flow speeds, and insect activity levels demand different patterns and weights. Our collection includes unweighted, lightly weighted, and heavily weighted options in multiple sizes, letting you adapt to changing conditions throughout the day. From delicate size 18 Blue-Winged Olive nymphs for selective trout to size 8 stonefly imitations that get down fast in heavy current, we've got your subsurface fishing covered.

Fish with Confidence

When you're nymphing through a promising run or dead-drifting beneath a strike indicator, you need confidence that your flies are getting down to the fish and presenting a realistic silhouette. Our hand-tied nymphs provide that confidence, giving you one less thing to worry about so you can focus on reading water, managing your drift, and connecting with more fish.