Fly Fishing Gear | Nymphs

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...

Another Pheasant tail variant with ice blue dubbing in the thorax This is the gold tungsten bead version. A firm favourite with trout worldwide. T...

Another Pheasant tail variant with ice blue dubbing in the thorax This is the black tungsten bead version.A firm favourite with trout worldwide....

Two white biots, and nothing in the river looks like that The white goose biots laid along the back are what make a Prince a Prince, and they are t...

For slow water, where the fish gets a long look Fast water forces a quick decision and a fish will take something imperfect. Slow water does the op...

Most nymph boxes are two sizes too big Small dark mayfly nymphs make up more of what a trout eats than anything else in the water, and they are con...

Named Hoover, because it sucks up every fish in the stream Tied on a Tiemco 2457 super strong curved nymph hook with a wide gape. Curved wide gape...

Named Hoover, because it sucks up every fish in the stream Tied on a Tiemco 2457 super strong curved nymph hook with a wide gape. Curved wide gape...

Named Hoover, because it sucks up every fish in the stream Tied on a Tiemco 2457 super strong curved nymph hook with a wide gape. Curved wide gape...

The standard, and still the one that gets the first cast Gold is the bead most nymphs are built around, and there is a reason it has not been displ...

The one to tie on when the fish have seen everything A bright bead is a liability on hard-fished water. Black is the stealth option: it adds the tu...

Epoxy over the back, and it stays looking new A clear coat over the wing case does two things. It holds a smooth, hard surface that reflects light ...

The flash is on the back, where a fish looking up will see it Position matters as much as colour. A strip of red laid along the top of the fly rath...

Ants drown, and trout eat far more of them under the surface than on it A dry ant is a summer classic, but the ones a trout actually eats most of a...

The only fly you can rely on in 'Code Red' situations Tied on a Tiemco 2457 super strong curved nymph hook with a wide gape. Curved wide gape hook...

Get this fly up in front of fish with a good presentation and there is a pretty good chance they will eat it Tied on a Tiemco 2457 super strong c...

A green caddis for water you can see the bottom of Caddis larvae are one of the most abundant things in a trout stream and a green cased grub is wh...

Turn over a rock and see how much of it is black Most of what lives on a river bed is small and dark, and a black nymph covers more of it than any ...

Rubber legs keep moving when the fly is not The point of a big searching nymph is that a fish notices it from a distance, and rubber legs do that b...

Occasionally fish like something bright with a high Ultra Violet content. This fly can be very effective on a Tailwater fishery especially in low ...