"BH Golden Stone"
species: stonefly nymph
 type: nymph

sizes: #4 - 12

A beadhead style nymph representing the common golden stonefly.  Used in streams and creeks throughout the country.  Some patterns are tied with a weighted hook shank for fishing deep.

Fish: trout, panfish

"BH Midge Pupa"
species: midge pupa
 type: nymph


sizes: #18 - 24

There are more midge flies than any other.  This small fly impersonates the pupal stage of a variety of midge species.  Tied in bead head style, it adds a bit more weight to fish deeper.  Mostly a stillwater or tailwater fly.

Fish: trout, panfish

"BH Prince Nymph"
species: general nymph
 type: nymph


sizes: #12 - 20

An attractor type nymph pattern common to many fly boxes.  Works in streams and stillwater by suggesting a variety of immature insect forms.  Bead head styles should be used in a broad range of sizes.

Fish: trout, panfish

"Bitch Creek"
species: stoneflies
 type: nymph

sizes: #4 - 12

Well-known western nymph.  Designed to imitate stonefly nymphs, but can be  effective as a "generic."  Often helpful to have a variety of "shades" & flies tied with different materials.

Fish: trout, panfish

"Black Ant"
species: ant
 type: specialty


sizes: #10 - 20

Imitates the black ant very effectively. Keep a variety of sizes on hand as trout can be very selective by the time they are interested in this insect.  Best in slow or still water.

Fish: trout, panfish

"Black Beauty"
species: midge pupa
 type: nymph


sizes: #16 - 22

Very small nymph used in stillwater situations.  Often productive when "all else fails" and fish are taking emerging or suspended nymphs.  In some lakes with very clear water, long leaders (15' or more) may be needed with these flies.

Fish: trout, panfish