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Nymphs river trout
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Nymphs Caddis (Trichoptera)
Rubber Grub Barbless FMF Tactical Series
€2.52
The Rubber Grub Barbless silver tungsten bead head Trichoptera Nymph FMF Tactical Series is a realistic imitation of a trichoptera larva or sedge stripped of its sheath.The latex body imitating the natural ringed body, the attractive dubbing collar and the tungsten bead head make this model a highly effective weapon for deep trout and grayling fishing,...
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Euro Nymph
Ryacophila (OE) Larva Barbless FMF
€2.52
A realistic copy of the Rhyacophila Larva, deadly for both trout and grayling when fished Czech or French Nymph style.With a fairly slim profile, this bug sinks quickly to the fishes feeding zone.Designed by Oliver Edwards.
Barbless
Oliver Edwards says “This model mimics the Free-living Net-spinning (campodeiform) green larva of Caddisflies (Trichoptera)...
- New
Euro Nymph
FMF OE Hydropsyche Larva Barbless
€2.52
A realistic copy of the Hydropsyche Larva, deadly for both trout and grayling when fished Czech or French Nymph style.With a fairly slim profile, this bug sinks quickly to the fishes feeding zone.Designed by Oliver Edwards.
Oliver says '' These larvae are devoured with great relish whenever they are encountered by Trout and Grayling''.
Barbless
- New
€2.52
A realistic copy of the Hydropsyche Larva, deadly for both trout and grayling when fished Czech or French Nymph style.With an underbody of lead and a fairly slim profile, this bug sinks quickly to the fishes feeding zone.Designed by Oliver Edwards. Ollie says ''These larvae are devoured with great relish whenever they are encountered by Trout and Grayling''.
Fishing flies
OE Mayfly Nymph Barbless FMF Tactical Series
€2.52
The OE Mayfly Nymph Barbless is an ultra-realistic mayfly nymph that literally "lives" when animated.It was the late Oliver Edwards who developed* this remarkable imitation that should not only be admired, but immersed and brought to life.A trout magnet, especially at the beginning of the Mayfly (Ephemera danica) emergence, but also throughout the season...