RIO's King Kinky Backcountry Color:Orange Barred Charteuse RIO's Busta Seamz looks like

RIO's Busta Seamz looks like a sculpin that is snacking on a single

If you could snap a photo of an adult caddis just as it is emerging from its former larva body you'd have RIO's Body Double

This pattern is a stealthy

but some anglers struggle to see those colors in bright conditions - that's where a green highlight can make the difference

both in the air and on the water when mending

RIO's King Kinky Backcountry Color:Orange Barred Charteuse RIO's Busta Seamz looks likeBig fish like little fish, and soon after the original Kinky Muddler started making the rounds and netting some monsters, those same big fish told us they needed a trimmer, smaller version as well. This pattern is a stealthy, neutrally buoyant baitfish imitation that mimics the profile of small and midsized baits. It sports a water pushing head that makes its tail wiggle just like a real baitfish, and it calls tarpon, snook, and reds out from the