NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
$4.50
Isonychia nymphs are the marathon runners of the mayfly world -- fast, sleek, and perpetually in motion. They swim through the current column like tiny competitive athletes, and trout intercept them with the precision of a pickpocket on a crowded subway. This imitation captures the dark body and pale legs that trout look for, because even predators have standards when the buffet is this specific.
Au Sable River
MI · Freestone River
Pere Marquette River
MI · Freestone River
Manistee River
MI · Freestone River
Map unavailable. Locations for Isonychia Nymph: Au Sable River, MI; Pere Marquette River, MI; Manistee River, MI
NymphbeginnerGreat Lakes
#8 - #14
Weighted prince nymph variation with biot tails and peacock herl body. Imitates stonefly and mayfly nymphs in Great Lakes tributaries. Essential in any steelhead nymph box.
Steelhead · Brown Trout · Rainbow Trout
NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
#4 - #8
Realistic dobsonfly larva imitation. Dark body, rubber legs, weighted. The protein bar of the smallmouth world, found under rocks in clean river current.
Smallmouth Bass · Brown Trout
NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
#6 - #10
Weighted Hexagenia nymph pattern designed for Indiana's St. Joseph River and Eagle Creek. Rubber legs and a broad, flat body imitate the burrowing mayfly nymphs that steelhead and brown trout feed on in the river's silty substrate.
Steelhead · Brown Trout · Smallmouth Bass
NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
#8 - #12
Hot orange or chartreuse bead head stonefly nymph developed for Michigan steelhead. Rubber legs and a flashback wingcase give it extra attraction in off-color water.
Steelhead · Brown Trout
NymphbeginnerRocky Mountain West
#12 - #20
Tied by Satoshi Yamamoto
John Barr's tungsten-headed nymph. Sinks fast, flashes bright. The most productive nymph in the West.
Rainbow Trout · Brown Trout · Mountain Whitefish
NymphbeginnerRocky Mountain West
#14 - #20
Frank Sawyer's original, perfected by American tiers. Pheasant tail fiber body, copper wire rib. The most important nymph ever tied.
Rainbow Trout · Brown Trout · Cutthroat Trout · Brook Trout · Mountain Whitefish