The Evolution of the Egg Since time out of mind in rivers around the globe, trout have spawned, laying their eggs in ancient gravels, only to have their efforts and familial dreams devoured by other fish.  In the constantly moving world of trout, where currents continually push and pull and food actively seeks to evade...

Fly Size: 20 With tens of thousands of fly patterns on the market, there are those few patterns that the seasoned angler will return to trip after trip and year after year. The Beadhead Pheasant Tail Flashback is one of those patterns. Crossing over every water and season, this trusted pattern is a tried and...

Color: Blue Size: 20 Saying that fishing in the winter is “technical” is being generous. The guides on our fly rods will regularly clog with ice, the invertebrates are small, the fish congregate into deep pools, and their feeding is sporadic and lethargic. “The Answer” to your winter fishing woes are solved in this little...

Size: 12 There is a time in the West between the turning of the Aspen and when the snows begin to coat the high country that our last BIG dry emerge occurs: The October Caddis hatch. This freestone river monster emerges between sizes 10-12 and looks like a Boeing 787 Dreamliner when compared with the...

Size: 14 The first high protein source of food each spring, and offering the hottest action each fall, fishing egg patterns during the spawn provides the angler with some of the most consistent action of the year. All trout will aggressively cannibalize and feed upon the young and eggs of their cousins and kin. With...