Weighted prince nymph variation with biot tails and peacock herl body. Imitates stonefly and mayfly nymphs in Great Lakes tributaries. Essential in any steelhead nymph box.

Weighted Hexagenia nymph pattern designed for Indiana's St. Joseph River and Eagle Creek. Rubber legs and a broad, flat body imitate the burrowing mayfly nymphs that steelhead and brown trout feed on in the river's silty substrate.

Realistic dobsonfly larva imitation. Dark body, rubber legs, weighted. The protein bar of the smallmouth world, found under rocks in clean river current.

Dark-bodied mayfly nymph imitating the Isonychia bicolor, a large swimmer nymph that Great Lakes trout key on during summer and fall hatches. White or cream legs are the telltale trigger.

John Barr's tungsten-headed nymph. Sinks fast, flashes bright. The most productive nymph in the West.

Frank Sawyer's original, perfected by American tiers. Pheasant tail fiber body, copper wire rib. The most important nymph ever tied.