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Hemingway's Realistic Stonefly Nymph Body with Tails
Hemingway's Realistic Stonefly Nymph Body with Tails is a must-have material for tying extended stonefly nymph bodies and other nymph patterns. These bodies are pre-formed, ready to use, and look very authentic as they mimic the shape, size, color, and proportions of a real insect. The body extends to tails so you get two body parts in one piece! This premium fly tying material is molded out of soft rubber making it flexible and light but also very durable. It is waterproof and UV resistant. Cut your fly tying time and get an authentic-looking stonefly nymph in a few easy steps as these parts are already shaped, sized, and colored. Realistic Stonefly Nymph Body with Tails is best complemented withStonefly Nymph Legs. Use these and get fliesthat look great and fish even better! Comes with 10 pieces per pack, with a choice of three sizes (Small, Medium, and Large) and 7 colors: Golden Yellow, Yellow, Black, Brown, Tan, Gray, and Pale (Clear Yellow).
How to Fish Stonefly Nymph Patterns
The main technique when stonefly nymph fishing is to try to imitate the natural behavioral drifting of real insects down the bottom of the stream and keeping the fly on the trouts eye level. Drag-free dead drifting along the bottom is the best option. Start with an upstream short cast to allow the fly to drop to the bottom, then dead drift down the current until it starts lifting up to the surface. Extending the drift downstream as long as possible would pay off. Using a strike indicator is recommended as it can greatly help in identifying the action. Read more about Stoneflies, their life cycle, the stages they go through, all the major stonefly species, and how to fish stonefly patterns here.
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