MIDGE'S
Tiny sub-surface diptera and midge pupae/larvae imitations, essential for year-round tailwater trout fishing on western rivers.
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Juan's Flux capacitorJuan'a Flux capacitor works very well on the Reef, Mile and other areas of central Wyoming as both a midge and BWO nymph.
Umpqua Feather Merchants
Juju Chronomid JumboJuju Chronomid is a well designed pattern that works very well in many of the local lakes in Central Wyoming.
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Brassie #20Brassie nymph is one of those all time favorites that is in everyone's box.
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POLYWING RS2The Polywing RS2 can be anything from an emerging midge to a dun mayfly cripple, and fish simply eat it.
Umpqua Feather Merchants
Neon NightmareNeon Nightmare is a quality midge pattern for trout on Tailwaters such as the Grey Reef!
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Mercury RS2 GreyPat’s RS2 with a mercury glass bead. Fish cannot resist this bug fished on a double nymph rig or in the film.
Montana Fly Company
CDC MidgeAvailable in 3 colors, CDC midge is an excellent choice for the North Platte River
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Disco Midge PearlDisco Midge Pearl a great little flashy midge for tailwater and freestone rivers! Great option for the North Platte/ Grey Reef area!
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Higas SOSHigas SOS nymph works well on the Miracle Mile and the North Platte River during the spring.
Umpqua Feather Merchants
Smith's Tidbit MidgeTidbit Midge is a thin midge that works very well in slow water for picky fish!
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Miracle NymphMiracle Nymph this is great little nymph for picky midge eating fish!
Solitude Fly Company
Crystal Chronomid Red/BlackThe Crystal Chronomid, best for tailwaters or still water settings!
Stock your box with one of the biggest selections of fly fishing midge nymphs in the country at Ugly Bug Fly Shop. These micro-patterns are specifically designed to fool selective trout on the North Platte River. From winter midge hatches to technical tailwater drifts, shop proven producers for Miracle Mile, Fremont Canyon, and Grey Reef today.