Fly Fishing Gear | Nymphs

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 ...

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

Tied on a Tiemco 2457 super strong curved nymph hook with a wide gape. Curved wide gape hooks give you a better hook set. Another Pheasant tail v...

Bead and rib in the same metal, and it looks it The copper bead is the version that matches the fly to itself: the same warm metal as the wire rib ...

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...

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...