Aquatic worms are part of the basic diet of fish. The Squirmy Worm Fly Nymph is made of a stretchy material that perfectly mimics the worm.

Tungsten ball nymphs have the advantage of descending faster and deeper than a brass ball nymph, they are two and a half times as dense. Very effective nymph for trout, sea trout and grayling. Available in 3 and 3.5mm Gold Tungsten Bead and barbless hook

Our minimalist, yet incredibly effective, version of a Stone Fly. This nymph version of the Stone Fly features subtle body segmentation and offers the necessary variations to achieve the perfect weight for every fishing situation.

This is the typical fishing fly for everything. In spring, summer and autumn it is one of the nymphs I use the most.

The Brown Body nymph catches fish. The copper-colored tungsten head leads the nymph to the bottom and the attractive silhouette is enough to suggest to a trout that this is food.

A nymph we can fish with all season. This fly catches a lot of trout. This nymph uses a 3 mm or 3.5 mm tungsten ball for fast deep fishing and has an attractive crown that is very appealing to fish. A killer fly!

This pattern imitates the nymph stage of our two largest mayflies, Ephemera vulgata,  that is most common in lakes, and Ephemera danica, that is most common in slow flowing rivers and streams.

La Koback Nymph de Hemingway es una imitación de una ninfa de conjunto súper eficaz que es definitivamente imprescindible en cualquier caja de moscas.

The Pheasant Tail Nymph suggests a wide range of living creatures that trout are fond of munching. In rivers, it resembles pale morning duns, blue-winged olives, March browns, and a host of others. In lakes, it's a darn good representation of a Callibaetis nymph.Gold tungsten beads.

Tungsten ball nymphs have the advantage of descending faster and deeper than a brass ball nymph, they are two and a half times as dense. Very effective nymph for trout, sea trout and grayling. Available in 3 and 3.5mm tungsten ball and barbless hook