Red Fox Squirrel Nymph

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The Red Fox Squirrel Nymph was created by Dave Whitlock back in the late 1960s and it is considered one of his best nymph patterns. This fly can be used for everything from Mayfly, stonefly, to Caddis you just cannot go wrong with it. Drift it under an indicator, swing it, or strip it. The original reddish brown color is by far the best option.

Pro Tip

Swing it Upstream: Allow the nymph to swing at the end of a dead drift to imitate an emerging insect. This technique can trigger aggressive strikes, especially during hatch activity.

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Hook: Daiichi 1560 or Tiemco TMC 3761, sizes 10–16 Thread: Brown or orange 6/0 Tail: Red fox squirrel guard hairs Ribbing: Copper wire, fine Body: Red fox squirrel fur mixed with synthetic dubbing for durability Wing Case: Dark turkey tail feather Thorax: Red fox squirrel dubbing with guard hairs left prominent