Nymphs Caddis (Trichoptera)

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Euro Nymphs

Guideline French Jig Nymph

€2.99

The Guideline French Jig Nymph is one of the main ‘go to’ Euro Nymph patterns for trout. It fishes well in all conditions but can be incredibly effective in the low and clear water of mid-summer. It can be fished on its own or on a dropper as part of a multi-fly setup.Bead size 14: Silver Slotted TC 3,0mmBead size 16: Silver Slotted TC 2,4mmOur barbless...

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Guideline Blood Heart Heavy Nymph

€2.99

A heavy caddis larvae that get you deep down fast! Starting it's life in the clear streams of Bosnia, the Guideline Blood Heart Nymph is a great fly for both trout and grayling. This fly can be used as a standalone or as a point fly when getting deep down quickly is essential. Comes with 2 pcs. tungsten beads. The shape of this fly is classic "czech",...

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Guideline Bootlace Orange Tag Jig Nymph

€2.99

The Guideline Bootlace Orange Tag Jig Nymph is a great pattern for those looking to target grayling. This fly is particularly effective during the autumn and winter months. It fishes well on its own or at point of a multi-fly setup. Bead size 14: Silver tungsten TC 3mmBead size 12: Silver tungsten TC 3.5mm Our barbless euronymphs are tied on hooks from...

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Guideline Czech Weapon Jig Nymph

€2.99

The Guideline Czech Weapon Jig Nymph is a fly that works extremely well during the late summer and autumn for both trout and grayling. Fished either on its own or as a dropper fly in a multi-fly setup. The copper bead with subtle hot spot rib can fool even the most pressured of fish. The shape of this fly can imitate several species of stone clinger...

Euro Nymphs

Guideline Czech Weapon Depthfinder Jig Nymph

€2.99

The Guideline Czech Weapon Depthfinder has a larger bead and is more heavy than the standard Czech Weapon. We love to use this as a point fly to make the other nymph keep their level during the drift.The color and look of the fly is just really buggy, this fly look like a lot of the food fish feed on.It can be those fat mayfly nymphs from stone clinger...