Fly Fishing Gear | Nymphs

Simple yet deadly, the unweighted claret nymph gets the job done even in the toughest of situations. With claret being a go-to colour, this unweigh...

When the fish are down deep you need a fly that can reach them, this one has you covered. A very versatile pattern which can be fished under a dry,...

A great option to get down where the fish are hiding. Similar to the Claret Copper Bead this juicy nymph is a great option for those days when the ...

A close copy imitation of the small Black Stonefly Nymph by Oliver Edwards. Featuring a barbless hook for a streamlined release and less chance of ...

The Spanish Bullet is designed to sink fast in heavy flowing water. When getting your flies down to the bottom is key, reach for the Tungsten beade...

Slim enough to cut straight to the bottom French-style nymphs are built thin on purpose: a neat tungsten bead and a tight, slim body so the fly dro...

A world champion's olive, with hackle to make it breathe Lubos Roza won a world championship at twenty, the youngest ever to do it, and his jig nym...

The older, quieter colour, and it still works Red is the traditional tag colour and a more restrained one than pink, which makes this the version f...

The trigger goes at the back on this one A tag sits at the tail rather than the head or the thorax, so a fish following the fly sees a dark body wi...

A pheasant tail that stopped pretending to be subtle A plain pheasant tail is an imitation. Add legs, UV dubbing and a flashback and you have somet...

Dee Devil, Tasmanian Devil, What's the difference?  The River Dee might be in another hemisphere, but the trout are all descended from the same sto...

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...

Tactical means you get the weight you actually asked for The word gets used loosely, but on a nymph it means something specific: a slim profile, a ...

Drift it, swing it, drag it or bomb it Some nymphs only work one way. This is not one of them, and that is the argument for carrying it: the same f...

A trigger in the body, not on the head This is the odd one in the family and the most useful on tricky water. The hare's fur is blended with UV fla...

A spot of red, for the reason nobody can quite explain Trout show a persistent liking for a touch of red on a nymph, and the red tungsten bead puts...

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...