This is a one of a kind, realistic stonefly nymph display. The river rocks in this box are hand carved out of foam and painted. It even has realistic water!
The woven extended body pupae is as effective as it is creative. This fishable realistic pattern sports an extended body wich is achieved by weaving vinyl rib onto a needle, then pulling it off. The result is a transparent abdomen with an extremely realistic profile.
The Calamus flying ant is an especially deadly terrestrial pattern for spring creeks. In the mid to late summer months when various species of bees and wasps rule the skies, this pattern excels on just about any stream.
This fly was inspired by the English Daddy long legs patterns, as well as fishable realistic tier William Blades. The segmented body was achieved by wrapping swiss straw flat, front to back, then twisting the material and working back to front.