Lifelike swimming and struggling nymph pattern increases strike rates
Versatile rigging options allow dead drifted or swinging in back eddies
Durable construction ensures longevity in various water conditions
Distinct color and pattern options to match local fly fishing environments
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Before stoneflies hatch, the nymphs make their way towards dry land. As they move around they get dislodged from the rocks and tumble and swim. This pattern is a great representation for a swimming, struggling stonefly nymph, and can be fished dead drifted, or swung in back eddies.
