Nymph Selection #1

Silvereye Flies Nymph Selection #1 is a curated collection of high-quality nymph patterns designed to target trout and other fish species in a variety of freshwater conditions. This selection typically includes a mix of classic and modern nymph patterns, covering a range of sizes and colors.

Key patterns in the Nymph Selection #1:

• Pheasant Tail Nymphs: A versatile pattern that imitates a variety of aquatic insects, including mayflies and stoneflies.  
• Hares Ear Nymphs: Another versatile pattern that can imitate a range of insects, including mayflies, caddisflies, and stoneflies.  
• Zebra Midges: Small, slender nymphs that imitate midge larvae, a popular food source for trout.  
• Tungsten Beadhead Nymphs: Weighted nymphs that sink quickly, making them ideal for fishing in deeper water.
• Copper John: A simple but effective nymph that imitates a variety of aquatic insects.  
• Perdigon: A modern nymph pattern that is highly effective in a variety of conditions.  

Where to Use:

These nymphs can be used in a variety of freshwater fishing situations, including:

• Rivers and streams: Fish them in deeper pools, runs, and riffles where the current is moderate to swift.
• Lakes and ponds: Target fish near structure, such as rocks, weeds, or drop-offs.
• Tailwaters: Fish them in the deeper, faster-moving sections of tailwaters below dams.

Fishing Techniques:

• Nymphing: This is the primary technique for fishing these nymphs.
  • Dead-drifting: Let the nymph drift naturally with the current.
  • Slow retrieve: Slowly retrieve the nymph, giving it a subtle pulse or jiggle.
  • Fast retrieve: Quickly strip the nymph back to the surface, imitating a fleeing insect.

Tips:

• Match the Hatch: Try to match the size and color of your nymphs to the insects that are hatching on the water.
• Pay Attention to Water Conditions: Adjust your presentation based on factors like water clarity, current speed, and water temperature.
• Use a Sensitive Rod and Reel: A sensitive setup will help you detect subtle takes.
• Practice Your Casting and Presentation: Accurate casting and precise presentation are key to success.

By understanding the specific characteristics of each nymph pattern and employing the appropriate fishing techniques, you can increase your chances of catching fish with Silvereye Flies Nymph Selection #1.

Flashback Pheasant Tail #10, #12, #14, #16, #18

Copper John #12, #14, #16  BH Copper John #10, #12,

Copper John Red #10, #12, #14  Copper John Green #12, #14

Bead Head FB Pheasant Tail #12, #16  Quasimodo Pheas Tail #12, #14

Hares Ear Olive #12, #16  Hares Ear #10, #12, #14, #16

BH Hares Ear Black #10, #12, #14,  GB Hares Ear #10, #14,

BH Hares Ear Olive  #12, #14  GB Hare & Copper  #12, #14, #16

Prince #10, #14,  GB Prince #10, #12, #14, #16  Purple Prince #14, #16

GB Caddis #12, #14,  Stonefly Gold #16  Stonefly Black #16 Pheasant Tail #16

FB Hares Ear #16  Halfback #16

Selection is housed in our distinctive Silvereye Flies box and is labelled.

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