Oversized, veiled egg pattern with a translucent outer layer over a bright nucleus. The go-to egg pattern for Great Lakes steelhead and trout behind spawning salmon.

Simple yarn egg in a rainbow of fluorescent colors. The single most productive fly category in the Great Lakes tributary system from September through April.

Clumps of bright yarn imitating sucker and steelhead spawn. Dead-drifted under an indicator through Great Lakes tributaries during spring and fall runs.

Yarn egg pattern in fluorescent colors. Dead-drifted through spawning runs. The simple, controversial, devastatingly effective egg fly.

The universal search pattern that imitates leeches, baitfish, crayfish, and probably the meaning of life. Deadly stripped through desert tailwaters and California spring creeks alike.

Simple but lethal midge pupa imitation. The thread body and bead head are all you need when trout are keyed on the tiniest organisms in the water column.