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Prince Nymph

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SKU: prince-nymph

Overview

Prince - Standard or Flashback The Prince Flashback is a popular fly pattern that is a variation of the classic Prince Nymph. The fly is tied with a peacock herl body, gold wire ribbing, a goose biot tail, white wings, and a flashback bead. The flashback bead gives the fly a distinctive flash that can be seen in murky or off-color water. Prince - Standard or Flashback The Prince Flashback can be fished in a variety of water conditions. The fly can be fished dead drift or with a slight retrieve, and it can be used as a single fly or as part of a nymph rig. Here are some tips for fishing the Prince Flashback: Fish the Prince Flashback in areas where you would find small aquatic insects. Use a light tippet, as the Prince Flashback is a small fly. Present the Prince Flashback gently, as trout can be easily spooked. Dead drift the Prince Flashback, or fish it with a slight retrieve. Be patient, as trout may take a few minutes to decide to eat the Prince Flashback. The Prince Flashback is a versatile fly that can be used in a variety of conditions. It is a great fly to add to your fly box if you are looking for a fly that will imitate small aquatic insects and catch trout in murky or off-color water. Here are some additional tips: The Prince Flashback can be fished with a variety of materials for the body, legs, and wings. Some popular materials include dubbing, peacock herl, and hackle. The Prince Flashback can be fished in a variety of water colors, but it is especially effective in murky or off-color water. The Prince Flashback can be fished alone or as part of a nymph rig. If you are fishing the Prince Flashback alone, you can use a small split shot to help it sink.