Nymphs

Nymphs-are flies used below the water surface. Because fish consume anywhere from 70-90% of their diet underwater, nymphs tend to be the most common type of fly used. The majority of the time nymphs are used in conjunction with weight placed somewhere from 1-3 feet up the tippet (leader) from the fly. This way the nymph will sink under the water to where an eagerly awaiting fish will oblige the desire and chomp it. Popular nymphs include:  Pheasant Tail, Prince Nymphs, Stonefly nymphs, Copper John’s and Hare’s Ear.

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