Montana Prince

The Montana Prince is a modified version of the classic prince nymph, distinguished by the addition of contrasting rubber legs. This attractor pattern has proven effective for a variety of aquatic insects, including Stoneflies, Caddis, and Mayflies. The incorporation of rubber legs adds extra allure and movement

Before fishing, slightly bend the hook gap outward by just a hair—barely perceptible to the eye. This micro-flare causes the biot wings and rubber legs to “fan” wider in the drift, creating a subtle vortex that makes the fly wobble as it sinks. That tiny side-to-side shimmy mimics real stonefly nymphs when they lose footing and tumble, dramatically increasing takes in fast pocket water.