Nymphs

Manic Tackles Furimskies Feeding Caddis is a variant of the peeping caddis. Tied with a bead to get down to the bottom. Looks just like a feeding caddis.

The Quill Caddis nymph is a slim bodied fly designed to get down fast. Quill body with a beadhead. 

The GTB (Gold Tungsten Bead) is natural colored version of the Nosebleed. A nice heavy fly with a lively CDC soft hackle. 

The ever reliable Hares Ear tied on a jig hook with a tungsten bead. This nymph will fish deep and less likely to catch on the bottom as the jig hook keeps the point up.

The Iron Maiden Wine color nymph when you need your nymphs to get down deep and fast. A heavily weighted nymph that sure to get you into the action.

The Jig Peeping Caddis is another twist by Manic Tackle.  They've taken a Peeking Caddis and made it a Jig. A great fly for rolling along the bottom of the riverbed. A great deep water caddis nymph. 

 A Hare & Copper with a big black oversized  tungsten bead! Perfect for getting your bugs to the bottom. A great point fly for fishing light nymph droppers.

BTB (Black Tungsten Bead) Nosebleed is a beautiful nymph with  CDC soft hackle which brings this nymph to life. Nice and heavy with a tungsten bead. 

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. 

The Iron Maiden in green is a perfect caddis nymph designed to be fished deep. A great nymph for "Euro style" nymphing.

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. 

The Pink Hooligan is a brighter double tungsten bead nymph with an epoxy body. A great early and late river season fly. A very fast sinking fly.