Best Selling Nymphs

Neon Pink Tag Nymph. Great year round jig nymph fly pattern. Light hare's ear slim body, neon pink tail and spectra dubbing for thorax. Works on trout, chub and grayling. Tied on premium jig barbless fishing hooks.

Thread Rib Hare's Ear Jig Nymph - Pink Bead. Very productive, must have searching pattern in your fly box. Tied on premium barbless hooks. Small slot tungsten beads for extra weight.

FS Europe Jig Nymph Essentials - Orange Tag Natural. Classic, must have searching pattern. Blank saver. Tied on Kype K300BL, premium barbless fly hooks made in Japan. Available in various sizes / weights.

Jig Micronymph Series - Thread Body Red Tip. Super slim nymph pattern perfect for clear water and finicky fish. Red black combination simply works. This is a custom made fly tied on a high quality micro jig hook (KYPE K300BL), made in Japan, unbelievably...

Jig Micronymph Series - PTN Pink Bead. Pheasant Tail Nymph (PTN) is one of the most universal nymphing patterns and has it's place in every fly box. This is a custom made PTN tied on a high quality micro jig hook (KYPE K300BL), made in Japan,...

Red Worm "Glajcha". Imitation of red worm, works very well in high or stirred water. Weighted with lead. If nothing else work, this will :)

2Tone Woven Caddis Nymph - Grey & Orange. Heavy & effective two tone caddis nymph fly pattern for trout and grayling. Size 10 & 4 mm heavy copper tungsten bead.

Sedge Pupa Light Brown. Perfect fly to fish when sedges are hatching. Emerging pupae is easy food for trout / grayling and is eaten more often than adult sedges. Can be fished on short leader technique or downstream on traditional wet swing.

Golden Yellow Jig Nymph. Golden yellow jig nymph variant tied on a barbless jig hook. Great fly for brown trout and grayling. Available in various sizes / weights. Barbless with a tungsten bead.

Golden Olive Micro Nymph - Hot Orange Tag. Micro jig nymph variant perfect for grayling (tied on standard hooks with a slotted jig tungsten bead). Great fly for grayling but trout will not refuse either. Barbless with a slotted tungsten bead...

Olive Jig Nymph - Coffee Special. Olive Jig Nymph variant tied on a barbless jig hook. Great fly for brown trout and grayling. Coffee tungsten bead in combination with fine copper wire and buggy olive body works well. Available in various sizes...

Tungsten Hidden Bead Nymph - Pale Olive. Special soft feathers used to tie this nymph creates a lot of micro movement which trout cannot resist. Fly works great for grayling as well. Size 14 contains a 2.8 mm hidden tungsten bead / size 16 is equipped...

Thread Rib Hare's Ear Jig Nymph. Very productive, must have searching pattern in your fly box. Tied on premium barbless hooks. Small slot tungsten beads for extra weight.

Peeping Caddis Jig Nymph - Orange. Caddis fly pattern tied on a barbless jig hook. Great heavy fly for trout and grayling feeding in depth.

Seal Body Jig Nymph - Natural Chartreuse. Universal nymphing pattern made of seal dubbing. This has it's place in every fly box. Combination of natural and chartreuse seal dubbing, tied on a high quality jig hook. Nymphs tied on jig hooks ride "upside...

FS Europe Choice Copper Black Jig Nymph. One of the most universal nymphing pattern that has it's place in every fly box. This is a custom made black jig nymph tied on a high quality jig hook. Nymphs tied on jig hooks ride "upside down" and therefore...

Brown Olive Gammarus tied on curved scud barbless hook. Great fly, especially in smaller sizes for grayling and trout. When tungsten beads are not working, this is the way to go. Weighted with lead strips, compressed to achieve the correct shape.

Olive Stripped Quill Nymph Chartreuse Tip. Weighted quill nymph representing various nymph larvae living in the river. Grayling loves these. Trout will not refuse either. Chartreuse tip for extra fish attention.

Olive Quill Baetis Nymph. Unweighted olive quill nymph representing several nymph larvae living in the river. Grayling loves these. Trout will not refuse either.

Sedge Pupa Tan. Perfect fly to fish when sedges are hatching. Emerging pupae is easy food for trout / grayling and is eaten more often than adult sedges. Can be fished on short leader technique or downstream on traditional wet swing.