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Umpqua Fly Bandit Sculpin Kris Anderson 04
SKU: NFD9630
“The Bandit Sculpin is a great sculpin pattern.
It has everything you want, color, profile and movement with a sprinkle of flash that fish can’t resist.
Give it a swing and hold on.”
Colours: Olive, Tan
Size: 4
Signature Tyer Kris Anderson
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble
SKU: NFD9823
“The Barrick’s Bubble fly concept originated while observing trout behavior on the Dream Stream of the South Platte River.
Despite prolific hatches of tricos, PMD’s, and BWO’s, trout often fed subsurface while insects fell to the surface.
To address this, I experimented with materials to mimic both emerging insects and drowned adults.
The first bubble fly was used successfully while guiding on the Dream Stream during a trico hatch.
It became my go-to pattern for various hatches, effective when nymphing or trailing behind a dry fly.
Its subtle illumination of the bubble attracts picky trout without deterring pressured fish, making it stand out amidst real insects.
The epoxied egg veil provides a durable shape maintaining profile while being tied on 2488H Tiemco hooks, preventing the smallest of flies from bending while fighting trophy sized trout.”
– Signature Tyer Luke Barrick
Versions:
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble BWO 18
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble BWO 20
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble BWO 22
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble PMD 14
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble PMD 16
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble PMD 18
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble Trico Female 20
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble Trico Female 22
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble Trico Female 24
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble Trico Male 20
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble Trico Male 22
Umpqua Fly Barrick’s Bubble Trico Male 24
Umpqua Fly Bear’s Saddleback Hex Yellow 6
SKU: NFD9644
Hatch: Hexagenia
Siz
Umpqua Fly Bennett’s Lunch $ Brown Trout
SKU: NFD9665
“The Lunch Money was created out of need for a bite-sized baitfish streamer for the Texas Hill Country. Most of our baitfish are in the 2-3″ range and due to our normally ultra-clear water, our bass can be fairly finicky, which meant it needed to both look realistic and have the right amount of movement to work correctly.
The original iteration was named the “Llano Critter” after the Llano River west of here, where it produced very well. I based the original fly off of Charlie Craven’s Gonga streamer, with a few changes. It was originally tied hook-down with larger legs, spun craft fur head, and just a tail (no wrapping for a profile transition) on a TMC 8089 #12. After coming across Laser Dub after coming up with the initial design, I incorporated that to give it a nice, translucent profile in the water with just the right amount of sheen. I also flipped the fly to ride hook up at that time, as I’d often get fish following the fly and wanted to be able to retrieve slower without hanging up on the bottom. Originally, I trimmed the head to shape but after brushing the Laser Dub back instead, I ended up with a similar shape with more water-pushing bulk. After the TMC 8089 #12 was discontinued, I moved to a Gamakatsu B10S, which has allowed me to tie it in a few more sizes and have since moved to an Ahrex NS122 for a better saltwater finish to the hook.
The original Tan/White color is still my go-to just about anywhere, but also fish the Shad and Craw colors locally for bass. Those two colors are also great for trout, along with the Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout colors, which account for much of my trout streamer fishing and for some great days on the water. Many of the rivers I fish in both southwest Colorado and central Texas tend to be low and clear, so a stealthy approach is needed. During those conditions, I tend to fish the Lunch Money on a 5/6 wt. rod with a floating line and typically a 6-9 ft. leader. In the spring, I’ll fish this on a much shorter leader, around 3” on a sink-tip or full-sinking line, when we usually have higher, dirtier water. Sometimes I’ll even fish two of these tandem, one lighter and one darker color, until I find what the fish are responding to. Short quick strips are usually the name of the game, but I will swing these through the current as well on some occasions. Change your stripping pattern up and let the fish tell you what they want!”
– Signature Tyer Matt Bennett
Sizes 2 and 6
Umpqua Fly Big Fish Deceiver
SKU: NFD9741
PIKE & PERCH!
The deceiver is a legacy fly pattern that is arguably the most well-known saltwater fly pattern ever designed, and for good reason.
The simplistic design of the fly comes together to form a perfect baitfish silhouette that will fool any fish that preys upon smaller fish.
The Big Fish version is scaled up to handle the largest of predatory fish anywhere you may end up.
Size: 3/0
Umpqua Fly Biot Epoxy Stone Jig Tungsten Gold Bead Gold
SKU: NFD9879
Size 10 and 12
The epoxy or “poxy-back” style was originated and popularized by Mike Mercer one of the all-time greatest tiers on the planet. Like all Mercer patterns, not only is this fly extremely effective when golden and pteronarcys stone nymphs are present, the pattern has a realistic elegance that attracts both fish and anglers. Available in standard and jigged versions.
Umpqua Fly Bizzaro Jerry 12 Vandehey
SKU: NFD9709
“I’ve fished the classic prince nymph style fly over the years with a good amount of success. But I found myself fishing a river system where fish had become a l little wearier of the classic pattern.
So I started experimenting with an oversized jigged version of this fly that contained a few differences.
I’ve added a hot spot for fish attraction, rubber legs, and CDC for even more movement on the fly.
This fly is a prince nymph, stonefly, green drake all rolled into one, with a side of bizarre.
When a river system has been hammered with jimmy legs and larger stoneflies, the Bizzaro Jerry still has a knack for getting fish to eat.”
– Signature Tyer Zach VanDeHey
