The Chubster is a stripped-down version of the original Chubby Chernobyl. It can be fished as-is or dressed up with different colors, hot-spots, or flash underwings.

A quick-sinking, box-filler, this jig is a versatile little fish-fooler. Whether it is tied with a hot colored head or with muted earth tones, this is an effective addition to a tight-line nymph rig or a dropper under a dry.

This is a riff on the infamous Bird's Nest.  A sturdy fly that can be tied in a ton of different colors, this is a great pattern for filling a box quickly.

The Pheasant Tail Nymph is as well known as any fly out there, and this is it's collared cousin.  It's a quick way to fill a fly box and catch a lot of fish.

Simple, time-tested, and effective, the Pheasant Tail Nymph (often abbreviated to 'PT') is on the short list of most anglers.

The Frenchie is a member of an increasingly popular family of flies: competition nymphs. With a recipe that consists of only a few materials, it is a great way to fill boxes quickly with an effective, quick-sinking little fish catcher.

A Prince patterns that incorporates some new materials and a special dubbing blend that makes it worth checking out. This is a great attractor pattern that gets down quickly.

A jig hook, a hot spot and the perfect amount of flash make this an excellent trout nymph.

The bird's nest is a classic, but this version has some new twists and the addition of a hot spot on the wing case.