Tied in Utah
Hand-Tied Flies
Every fly used on a guided trip is hand-tied locally. We tie what works on the Provo and the Weber, in the patterns and sizes that match what's actually hatching.

Trevor's been tying flies for over twenty years. The patterns we fish are dialed for Utah tailwaters — small midges and BWOs for the Middle Provo, bigger stones and streamers for the Lower, sow bugs and scuds for the Weber.
If you fish with us, your guide ties on whatever the river is asking for that day. If you want to take some home — or order custom — we tie to request.
Patterns we tie
Zebra Midge
18–22The Middle Provo's most reliable nymph. Black/silver and red/copper variants.
BWO Emerger
18–22Spring and fall hatches on all three rivers. Trailing-shuck profile.
Sow Bug
16–18Year-round Weber River producer. Pink and gray.
Pheasant Tail Nymph
14–18Searching pattern for everywhere. Beadhead variants for deeper runs.
Hopper-Dropper Rig
SummerFoam hopper up top, beadhead nymph below. The summer Lower Provo standard.
