5 Must Have Fly Fishing Nymphs. The amount of nymph fly patterns available out there is staggering, ... Middle: Hare’s Ear. Bottom row: Prince Nymph and Girdle Bug. Bass Pro Shops. 1.

The Prince Nymph is my go-to pattern when I try to look past the surface of the water and can’t see a damn thing. When water clarity is bad or there’s not a whole lot of light, this flashy fly ...

A close second would be, “What (or how many) fly patterns do I need to have to be ... The next standard pattern I would recommend is the Prince Nymph in both the conventional and bead-head ...

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Prince Nymphs ===== The Prince is a legendary fly, for good reason — it's a relatively older pattern that's hugely effective and largely underfished, especially by the newer generation of fly ...

Dick Blume/The Post-StandardPopular trout flies for opening day include a Prince (No. 10), a Wooly Bugger (10), a Copper John (14), and a Nine Mile Scud (12). Longtime fly fisherman David Seifritz ...

We’ve seen it many times here at the shop: A new tyer tries to create super-complicated fly patterns right out of the gate, gets frustrated, ... Pheasant Tail, and Prince Nymph. Dry flies are harder, ...