Description
The Prince Nymph, created by Doug Prince of Oakland, California in the 1930s. This classic nymph imitates a variety of aquatic insects. At its core, a Prince Nymph typically features a peacock herl body, a pair of white biots for wings, and brown or black hackle for legs. This pattern excels at imitating stoneflies, mayflies, and caddis larvae, making it a go-to choice for many situations.
Pro Tip
A great searching pattern and very reliable Mayfly Pattern
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Recipe
Hook - nymph 3X long Thread - black Tail - brown goose biots Body - peacock herl Rib - fine flat gold tinsel Wings -white goose biots Hackle - brown hen hackle or soft rooster