Fly Fishing Gear | Nymphs

A Pheasant Tail with a Glowing Difference If you don't have a UV torch, buy on, steal one do whatever you have to to just get one. Then shine it on...

Buggy where it counts, bright where it needs to be Hare's fur is the scruffiest dubbing there is, and the guard hairs standing out from the body su...

Tricky Rainbows? Seems like a misnomer but they do exist... Anyone that's spotted pods of rainbows and simply can t get them to eat late season and...

Tricky Rainbows? Seems like a misnomer but they do exist... Anyone that's spotted pods of rainbows and simply can t get them to eat late season and...

Real pupae are translucent, which is why glass works When a midge pupa is ready to hatch it fills with gas under its own skin and starts a slow ver...

Banded, because a real pupa is Stretch flexi floss over a hook and you get hard, distinct segments rather than the soft fuzz of dubbing, and a midg...

Czech, Mate. Who doesn't love an excellent pun? Be warned though this fly is no joke! A very serious bottom-bouncing fish catcher straight form the...

Beatis are back! Then again they never really went anywhere... An ultra-slim profile, super lifelike tail and leg arrangement, this fly is a clear/...

A standout-natural Pheasant tail Jig This is a stellar all-rounder of a jig pattern. Natural with just the slightest hint of flash around the thora...

The Gold Nugget at the end of the Rainbow Although it's much more likely to be found in a Rainbow's mouth than at the end of an actual Rainbow. A g...

Get Down, Get Dirty A great Jig fly for dirty water; a little bit of CdC, a touch of flash and all class from Kieron Jenkins.

Fish two or three, and let the wind do the work Buzzers are usually fished as a team rather than singly. Put two or three on a long leader, cast ou...

Weight without thickness, which is harder than it sounds A real midge pupa is very slim, and most ways of adding weight to a fly make it fatter. A ...

This micro midge with its weighted gold bead head is an ideal point fly when used with the Specialist Buzzers on the droppers as part of a delicat...

Peeping out to get eaten This Jig caddis pattern is tied with a tungsten bead which is perfect for when the fish are hard on the bottom in a big...

Weight under the dressing, nothing bright at the head This version carries its weight beneath the body rather than in a bead, so it sinks without a...

A micro gold beaded version of the classic Pheasant Tail Nymph which is probably the most popular nymph pattern the world over, effective for both ...

For fish that are grubbing about on the bottom When trout are working the river bed rather than looking up, the fly needs to be down there with the...

Dark and heavy, for cold water at the start of the season Early season water is often cold and carrying colour, and that is when a dark nymph outfi...

The one that goes on when you have no better idea There is a reason this is the pattern most anglers tie on first in unfamiliar water. It is not bu...

The Czech's hit the nail on the head A lot of people would argue that this is the fly that started the modern 'tight-line' nymphing explosion! Eith...

The French Nymph has been a deadly pattern for trout and grayling the world over. Use this fly in all sizes on either the point or dropper of a two...

A skinny damsel that's determined to help. This is a highly mobile pattern for when larger patterns don't get a response. Designed to imitate a dam...

Two materials, no legs, and it still out-fishes most of the box Frank Sawyer built the original on the Wiltshire Avon in the 1950s from just pheasa...