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Fly Rod Chronicles Nymph Fly Assortment - 12pk

$35.95 USD

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Hand selected by fly fishing legend, Curtis Fleming, this assortment covers the most effective nymphs ever to exist. From Curtis' 20+ years of experience trout fishing all over the world, he's narrowed it down to the top 12 premium hand-tied nymphs that your fly box needs and trout can't deny. No need to wait for the perfect hatch to get tight. These highly productive nymphs get the job done.

Here's what premium flies are included (12 flies total):

Red San Juan Worm #10
Gray BH Hares Ear Nymph #14
Purple Zebra Midge #16
Prince Nymph #14
Red Copper John #14
BH Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail #14
Black/Brown Pat's Rubber Legs Stonefly #12
Rainbow Warrior #16
Olive Iron Lotus #14
Brown/Black Hot Head Girdle Bug #8
Black Perdigon Nymph #16
Orange Tunghead Hotspot Pheasant Tail Jig #14

100% Curtis Fleming of Fly Rod Chronicles selected & approved.

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Here's what you get

Red san juan worm
Size #10
Red copper john
Size #14
Olive iron lotus
Size #14
Gray bh hares ear nymph
Size #14
bh soft hackle pheasant tail
Size #14
black girdle bug
Size #8
Purple zebra midge
Size #16
black/brown Pat’s rubber legs stonefly
Size #12
Black perdigon nymph
Size #16
prince nymph
Size #14
Rainbow warrior
Size #16
Orange tunghead hotspot pheasant tail jig
Size #14

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PRO GUIDE TIP

Always have multiple flies of each pattern. I have seen many times over the years fish will key in on the fly you only have one of and inevitable you break that fly or hooking it into a tree. Its better to have and not need than need and not have.

TIPS FOR FISHING STONEFLIES

Focus on areas of high oxygen
Stoneflies prefer areas with riffles and rocky substrate, step away from the slow pools and focus on moderate moving water.
Go big?
Spring stones are known to be large, don’t be afraid to go big. It’s fairly common to see large stoneflies attached to the river substrate.
Tie on a dropper rig
The Stonefly nymph is a fantastic attractor pattern, its large profile naturally gets the attention of a hungry trout. Even without a hatch trout will eat these flies with aggression.