Fly Fishing Gear | Nymphs

It's exquisite, it's simple - it's everything you could ask for in a fly. Believe it or not, this particular nymph is one of the most popular patte...

If you're after a nymph that will reach all the right places - stay where you are, this is it! In addition to the gold tungsten bead, the crystal h...

March Browns are an important food source for river trout, but this simple dark nymph is an ideal general-purpose pattern suitable for imitating a ...

A Damsel you won't be able to resist. The Living Damsel nymph imitation is tied with a realistic-looking extended body and weighted eyes. The weigh...

A best seller. A simple, dark, generic nymph featuring a large tungsten bead at the head to help get your fly right deep down to feeding fish. Here...

The gold rib is what the name is about The dressing goes back a long way, with hare's ear fur turning up in patterns Charles Cotton set down in 167...

No weight at all, which is the whole point An unweighted nymph does things a beaded one cannot. It can be fished slowly over a weed bed without dra...

This best selling Nymph will make stalking easier. The gold bead pulls the fly deeper, whilst the pearlescent flashback make this a useful stalking...

The One & Only, Original Cruncher. This is the original best-selling Cruncher pattern - a lightweight slow sinking nymph pattern that is highly...

An excellent, natural looking imitation to use when fish are feeding on natural corixa. Try it around the weed beds when water boatmen are active. ...

Built to sink, not to imitate John Barr tied the first of these in Colorado in 1993 with one aim, to get a rig down fast. A wire body, a bead and a...

It's micro, it's marvellous... it's the Mayfly. The Mayfly Micro covers the smaller mayfly species and also some of the larger Pale Olives. It's a ...

The Seals Fur nymph is a great all-round pattern that has been a worldwide favourite for decades. Effective in both rivers and lakes, this pattern ...

Orange, for the water pink cannot cut through Orange holds its colour deeper and in dirtier water than pink does, so this is the tag jig for heavy ...

Same pink, moved to the other end A tag sits at the tail rather than the head, which changes what a fish sees: a dark body with the trigger trailin...

A flash of pink where the fish looks first The hot spot sits at the head, right at the point a trout focuses as the fly comes past, and pink is abo...

Rides point up, so it goes where you would not risk a normal nymph The jig hook is the whole point. A slotted tungsten bead flips the hook so it ri...

The imitative one, for when the water is low and clear Where most weighted jigs lean on a hot spot to get noticed, this one relies on looking right...

The most Australian fly there is, on a jig hook Martyn Flynn tied the first Red Tag in Worcestershire in the 1850s and called it the Worcestershire...

The Duracell just keeps on going, and going, and going... Jig hook, UV and the subtle nature of CdC combine to create one of the best Nymphs that w...

A tactical fly that features a tungsten bead to help get your fly right down to feeding fish fast. Here at Tom's Outdoors, we know a premium produc...

A classic nymph style with fish-pulling powers. The Fulling Mill Tungsten Czech Pheasant Tail Black is a slight variation on the ever-popular and p...

A highly visible barbless fly that features a tungsten bead to help get your fly right down to feeding fish fast. Here at Tom's Outdoors, we know a...

This is the larva, not the buzzer, and it lives on the bottom A bloodworm is the larval stage of the midge, and it is red because it carries haemog...