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European Nymphing Flies
Flies for European Nymphing traditionally have a slim profile to help them sink more quickly. Weight tied to the shank of the hook, or tungsten beads are also common on these patterns. Below are some popular Czech Nymphs, Polish Woven Nymphs, and European Jig Nymphs.
Woven nymph wet flies are designed to be denser and sink faster, and the tungsten head adds even more weight.
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Tungsten Beadhead Pheasant Tail nymph with an orange hot spot tied on a european jig style hook.
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Tungsten Beadhead Pheasant Tail nymph with a peacock hot spot tied on a european jig style hook.
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Tied with a quill body blended with a touch of UV Ice Dub for extra flash in the water.
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A mini streamer tied on a jig hook, the Tungsten Jig Bugger has made a splash on the European competition scene.
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The rubber nymph skin on the body of this fly gives it a very natural touch; therefore the fly is rarely rejected once it has been taken
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An all-around, all-season searching pattern fish can't seem to resist.
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A classic pheasant tail with an attractor touch.
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A strong caddis pattern and particularly suited to Czech nymphing, this fly imitates a green rock worm and is effective on many steams.
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Originated by the famed English river keeper Frank Sawyer, this simple but highly effective scud will fool even the spookiest of fish.
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The caddis pupa either crawls out of the water or swims quickly to the surface to emerge as an adult.
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A pheasant tail variation ideal for contact style nymphing.
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A classic Hare's Ear Nymph tied on a jig hook with a tungsten bead.
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The old standard Prince Nymph pattern on a jig hook with a tungsten bead.
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Simple but effective. The Zebra Midge is a great pattern choice throughout the year.
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