 The Pheasant Tail Nymph suggests all sorts of real trout food throughout the season. The nymph is designed to sink fast when presented up stream to a subsurface feeding trout. It works effectively in the moving water of streams and the still water of lakes. |
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 Ephemerella subvaria is one of the most storied hatches in American fly fishing lore and this lovely little soft hackle bead head is designed to fish. |
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 Pheasant Tail Nymph, Bead Head, Flashback: This American version of the classic British Bead Head Flash Back Pheasant Tail mayfly nymph continues to catch. |
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 Barr Emerger, Bead Head, Blue Wing Olive - The Bead Head Barr Emerger Fly matches the early stages of a hatching mayfly. |
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 Bead Head Swimming Hare's Ear This pattern is very effective for trout when fished on or near the bottom. It imitates several nymphs such as mayflies |
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 The Zug Bug ranks right up there with the best nymphs in the game and this bead head version has the advantage of getting down quickly. |
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 CDC emergers are perhaps one of the most versatile flies a fly-fisher can use. CDC flies can be fished as emerging caddis, midges, may flies or ants |
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 Eastern Green Drakes have a very light and cream colored body. Often, even when the hatch is “on”, fish will still be taking the nymph in greater numbers |
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 The Pheasant Tail Nymph suggests all sorts of real trout food throughout the season. |
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 The Flashback Hare's Ear is one of the vital classic nymph patterns for most trout waters. Hares ear dubbing gives this fly a buggy look |
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 Mercer"s Poxyback Callibaetis are the most important group of insects to most fisherman, since the history of fly fishing relates primarily to them. There are over 700 species, but only a few are of importance to the fly fisherman. |
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 Mercer"s Poxyback Isonychia are large mayflies, often called Slate Drakes. Their hatches can be exceptional and long lasting and the nymphs are very strong swimmers. |
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 When these mayflies are prevalent, this nymph. |
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 Mercer's Poxyback Nymph. Mercer's Poxyback Nymph. View Larger. When I think of buggy nymphs this one comes to mind. |
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Mercer's Poxyback Nymph. When I think of buggy nymphs this one comes to mind. ... Folks who fish Baetis rich waters have no excuse for not having this fly. |
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 The Green Drake in all its incarnations across the country is an angler favorite because of the size of the fly and the abandon in which normally selective |
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 A simple and effective nymph that imitates a number of different species. Flashback design can draw a bit more attention to the fly and it can be fished. |
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 The Red Quill Emerger is an eremging version of the famous Red Quill |
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 The Sulfur nymph belongs to a group of nymphs called crawlers. This type of nymph has very limited swimming abilities and they just hang on to the bottom |
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 Travis Floating NYMPH fishermen can slam them with everything from small bead-head nymphs to ... You can wade fish lots of areas, but floating is the best |
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