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Beadhead Flies

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Beadhead AP Nymph	$1.95

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Beadhead Brassie	$1.75 - $1.95

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Excellent BWO Pattern

Beadhead BWO Emerger	$1.75

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Beadhead Caddis Pupa	$1.75 - $2.00

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Beadhead Deep Sparkle Caddis Pupa	$1.75

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Beadhead Flashback Pheasant Tail	$1.75 - $2.00

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Beadhead Hares Ear	$1.75

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Beadhead Hendrickson	$1.95

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Beadhead Iron Sally Nymph	$1.75

Great Stonefly pattern. Little Yellow Stones are found in most waters.

Beadhead LePage Mayfly	$1.95

A beautiful, natural mayfly nymph with a thorax bead to get it down into the zone. A buggy little nymph that can represent any number of the hundreds of mayfly species that inhabit North American rivers. Another example of the great bead head nymphs tied by Orvis Rod and Tackle Vice President Jim Lepage.

Beadhead Lite-Brite Prince	$1.75

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Beadhead Metallic Caddis	$1.75

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Beadhead Micro Golden Stone	$2.50

An excellent stonefly dropper pattern or a double nymph. Drop this fly off the back of a larger early season stone and drift or crawl both of them along the bottom to entice hungry trout. These flies boast excellent realism and a bead to help get them down quickly.

Beadhead Pheasant Tail Soft Hackle	$1.95

The Pheasant Tail Nymph is a standard go-to nymph on most any river in the country. Guides all over swear by soft hackle patterns because they work. Add some soft hackle for movement and a bead to get it down quickly and this little nymph becomes a monster. This pattern is a wonderful dropper when the hatch is on.

Beadhead PMD Emerger	$1.75

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Beadhead Prince Nymph	$1.75

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Beadhead Rubber Leg Squirrel Nymph	$1.75

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Beadhead Rubber Leg Stone	$1.95

The ultimate imitation of the Pteronarcyidae, this giant stonefly nymph pattern is designed to imitate large western stonefly nymphs. Essential for fly fishing Western rivers. Large bulky profile with a curved tying style represents large black, brown golden stonefly nymphs.

Beadhead Scud	$1.75

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BeadHead Soft Hackle, Peacock	$1.75

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Beadhead Squirrel Nymph	$1.75

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Beadhead Wired Stonefly	$1.75 - $1.95

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Beadhead Z-Wing Caddis Pupa	$1.95

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Camdens Baetis	$1.95

A simple but effective Baetis fly pattern profile that would serve well as a dropper under a BWO dry. Often even when there are duns on the water and the fish are feeding, they are still taking nymphs and emergers lower in the column. Fishing a dropper with a dry is doubling your chances for success.

Copper John	$1.75

John Barr's Copper John could very well be the most popular bead head nymph on the market today. Having an assortment of BHCJs in each color and size is a must. Drop them below a larger Stonefly nymph. The Copper John is simply one of the most effective nymphs ever created.

Electric Prince	$1.95

The most distinctive features on Doug Prince's original 1941 Prince nymph were the goose or turkey biots—a white pair for the wings and brown for the tail. With the addition of wire ribbing, a bit of color, and banded-rubber legs, the traditional Prince has been re-born into the 21st Century as Bubba's Electric Prince, an extremely buggy and effective prospecting nymph.

Electric Prince	$1.95

The most distinctive features on Doug Prince's original 1941 Prince nymph were the goose or turkey biots—a white pair for the wings and brown for the tail. With the addition of wire ribbing, a bit of color, and banded-rubber legs, the traditional Prince has been re-born into the 21st Century as Bubba's Electric Prince, an extremely buggy and effective prospecting nymph.

Green Goblin	$1.95

The Green Goblin is more natural looking than its flashier mayfly counterparts. It has a slimmer Mayfly nymph profile with just enough subtle flash that the trout can pick up on, and a darker, more natural color than some of the flashier nymph flies. Trout key in on that subtle flash, but, especially in clearer water, they won't snub this pattern nearly as much because it looks more like a real nymph. The smaller fly sizes work great as a baetis nymph imitation too.

Hickeys Tunghead Auto Emerger	$1.75

Tungsten is heavy and tungsten bead heads are the best way short of loading your leader with split shot to get fishing flies down to where the fish are feeding. This is an excellent pattern for searching the lower part of the column and combined with a lighter nymph above or in tandem with a lighter nymph and a dry you can cover the entire water column with ease.

Hot Head Damsel	$1.95

No stillwater box would be complete without a good damselfly nymph. Large trout and bass alike love the easy meal they provide, and the Hot Head Damsel is a great imitation that will draw vicious strikes.

Micro Mayfly Nymph	$1.95

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Quasimodo Pheasant Tail	$1.95

Tied on a curved hook, this variation on the Pheasant Tail offers a different look to a classic pattern. Imagine two Quasimodos in tandem, or as dropper flies tied off of a Tunghead Mayfly. Infinite possibilities. Tied with a bead and in the flashback style, these nymphs will work for a number of mayfly species and makes great dropper flies.

TCO BeadHead Antron Back	$1.75

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TH Bloody Mary	$2.50

The Tunghead Bloody Mary is a very effective beadhead pattern that would complete any well-rounded nymph box. Perfect as a dropper beneath a hopper pattern, or as part of a single-fly indicator rig.

Tunghead 20 Incher	$2.50

Big trout can never resist a good stonefly imitation, especially one fished down deep. Get more hookups than ever with the TH 20-Incher, a tungsten-headed stonefly nymph trout are sure to love.

Tunghead Cased Caddis	$2.50

The TH Cased Caddis nymph is a lifelike tungsten-headed imitation of a cased caddis. Often, these caddis nymphs become dislodged from rocks and tumble downstream. The tungsten bead helps keep the fly down, right in the feeding lane.

Tunghead Hot Spot Pheasant Tail Jig	$2.95

Most Czech-style nymphs have a bit of flash, or what tiers call the "hot spot." This barbless, jig-style tungsten-headed Pheasant Tail pattern has a brightly colored band just below the bead, which helps the fly stand out in the faster moving water most often fished using Czech-nymphing techniques. 42-orange hot spot.

Tunghead LePage Mayfly	$2.50

Tied by Orvis Rod and Tackle Vice President Jim LePage, this mayfly nymph is not only a beautiful and natural imitation but uses a tungsten bead head to get it down to the bottom very quickly into the feeding zone of larger fish. These bead head flies are useful in a number of different mayfly hatches depending on size.

Tunghead Pheasant Tail	$2.50

The Pheasant Tail Nymph is one of the most ubiquitous nymphs there is. Its dark brown color is useful for hundreds of mayfly species all of which are similar in their nymphal stage. This is one fly pattern you should have in all sizes. The great thing about this fly pattern is the addition of the tungsten bead that gets it down in a hurry to the feeding zone. For those who like to fish multiple mayfly nymph fly patterns, these are winners.

Tunghead Pheasant Tail Jig	$2.95

This tungsten-headed jig version of the Pheasant Tail is tied on a barbless, European-style hook, which makes it an ideal addition to any Czech-nymphing rig. The tungsten will drop the fly to the bottom quickly, and without a barb on the hook, you'll experience a sharp drop-off in the number of snags on the bottom without sacrificing any fish.

Tunghead Polish Woven Nymph	$2.50

Woven nymphs are designed to be denser and sink faster. Weaving not only makes it denser, but gives the nymph great realism. A superb dropper.

Tunghead Prince	$2.50

The Prince nymph is easily one of the top 10 nymph patterns in fly fishing. The distinctive wing and tail structure and the glowing peacock herl body make this fly a major go-to in any fast water freestone stream. We've added a tungsten bead to get it down in a hurry for longer drifts in the zone and you shouldn't leave home without it.

Tunghead Soft Hackle Caddis Pupa	$2.50

If there is a great looking caddis imitation with movement, weight and realism, this soft hackle fly is it. One of the best-looking nymph flies we've seen. Tied with soft hackle behind a weighted head for lifelike appearance, you can swing these flies across and down and then strip them up like an emerging nymph swimming to the surface.

Tunghead Zug Bug	$1.75

The Zug Bug was invented by Cliff Zug and is meant to be fished as a caddis imitation. Peacock has always been known as a good color to catch fish and this little caddis fly often proves it. Great fly for still water fishing and with the tungsten bead, it gets down quickly. Excellent dropper fly.

Yum Yum Emerger	$1.95

For trout and panfish, an insect struggling to emerge is the closest thing they get to an easy meal. With the Yum Yum Emerger, an effective take on an emerging caddis, take advantage of those predatory instincts and hook them when they least suspect it.

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