This bird's nest version has been my go to fly all season. You have seen pictures of the big browns and rainbows caught in many areas including Crowley Lake, Bridgeport Reservoir, Eagle Lake, Pyramid Lake, The Upper Owens and East Walker Rivers the last few years with ever increasing references made to a bird's nest pattern. Well at long last here it is. Bird's nest patterns are well documented over the years as a "strymph". This type of fly can be interpreted as a small baitfish such as a chub, stickleback, or perch fry. It may also represent a larger swimming type nymph like a callibaetis or damsel fly. You can order it online direct from me, or in the near future get it at one of the shops carrying my fly patterns. The pattern is available in #14, 16, & 18 and comes in a light and dark version. This is a must pattern for local trout waters and will get you on fish when others are failing. Click on the Online Fly Sales Request Tab.