by: Grouse Creek Flies

Just look at this one from underneath (fish–eye level) and you’ll see why the fish can’t lay off of them. They simply are very buggy looking. They are simple, lay in the film just li... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

Ever go out on the water about mid morning and see those small almost gray bugs swarming around the edge of the water? When you do then this is the best one to tie on. These are not typical of any one... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

There is an old saying that sometimes "less is more." This is especially true when trying to get finicky trout to eat what you are offering. This nymph is very deadly in tail waters and is p... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

As the name suggests, this pattern is "near enough" to match a wide range of hatches which occur each season. The extra long tail helps it float, even in rough water. More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

Like to fish tail water or spring creeks? Then you will need some of these freshwater shrimp imitations. Scuds thrive on nutrient rich environments like in weed beds, grassy flats or areas where there... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

This fly is highly regarded in Colorado and Northern Utah. When no trout are visibly feeding, the orange Asher is a simple but effective pattern. More>>