ALL PURPOSE NYMPH...
Here we are focusing on the steps involved in tying a basic nymph and less on an actual pattern. If you are
just starting to build up a collection of flies we recommend tying these in light shades and then in dark and
in many different sizes. You will then be prepared to fish many of the nymphs that could be active in a
certain area or during a certain time of the year. Once you have mastered these steps you should find it
easier to experiment with the many pattern variations you will find.
Here we are focusing on the steps involved in tying a basic nymph and less on an actual pattern. If you are
just starting to build up a collection of flies we recommend tying these in light shades and then in dark and
in many different sizes. You will then be prepared to fish many of the nymphs that could be active in a
certain area or during a certain time of the year. Once you have mastered these steps you should find it
easier to experiment with the many pattern variations you will find.
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