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Green Weenie

Inchworm Caddis Larva

The Green Weenie is a very popular fly that imitates an inchworm or caddis pupa. It can be tied in any color variation, but most commonly fluorescent green or chartreuse - just match the thread to the body! You can also tie this fly in varying weights. Leave the bead off to fish it on the surface or just below, or add some wraps of lead around the hook shank to fish it extra deep!

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Bead San Juan Worm

Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Cutthroat Trout +3 more Worm Inchworm

This is a bead head version of the famous San Juan Worm. It can be tied in traditional red, pink, or brown.

EP Baitfish

Snook Tarpon Jack Crevalle +15 more Baitfish Minnow +8 more

This is a fantastic all around baitfish pattern that can be tied in any color combo you can imagine to imitate whatever swims in your waters. The Enrico Puglisi (EP) Fibers don't absorb water, allowing for easier casting, while still pushing plenty of water. You can trim the fibers to any length or profile you want, too, making this such an easy fly to customize to your application. When tying this fly, try to keep it more sparse than you think you need - this fly will bulk up fast with too much material.

Rusher's Steelhead Nymph

Steelhead Carp Nymph Attractor

The Dock Is In

Snook Tarpon Snapper +1 more Minnow Glass Minnow

Incredible fly for fishing dock lights for snook, tarpon, and snapper. Try using copper krystal flash or using Living Eyes for other variants. Don't go too big - smaller usually works better at night on the dock lights!