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Tungsten Split Case Nymph – PMD Fly for Trout Nymphing

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $21.41.Current price is: $12.10.

Mimics natural insects to fool trout feeding below the surface.

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Tungsten Split Case Nymph – PMD

The Tungsten Split Case Nymph – PMD is a highly effective subsurface pattern designed to fool trout feeding below the surface. Expertly tied to mimic natural aquatic insects, this fly is a reliable choice for nymphing rivers and stillwaters.

Product Features

  • Designed to imitate natural aquatic insects for realistic movement and appearance
  • Constructed with durable materials to withstand river conditions
  • Features a tungsten weight for effective sink rate and stability in water
  • Optimized for use in both fast-moving rivers and slow-moving stillwaters

Specifications

Feature Detail
Pattern Type Nymph
Weight 1/8 oz (tungsten)
Material Flies with synthetic and natural fiber components
Use Case Subsurface nymphing in rivers and stillwaters

FAQ

What makes the Tungsten Split Case Nymph – PMD effective for trout fishing?

The fly is designed to closely mimic natural aquatic insects and features a tungsten weight that provides a realistic sink rate and stability when fishing below the surface.

Is the Tungsten Split Case Nymph – PMD suitable for stillwater fishing?

Yes, it is optimized for use in both rivers and stillwaters, making it a versatile choice for various water conditions.

Can this fly be used in fast-moving rivers?

Yes, its design and sink rate make it effective in fast-moving rivers where trout feed below the surface.

3 reviews for Tungsten Split Case Nymph – PMD Fly for Trout Nymphing

  1. Alison Lawrence –

    This nymph performs well in both river and stillwater conditions. The tungsten weight gives it a natural sink and it looks very realistic when fished. I’ve used it in multiple trout streams and caught several fish with it.

  2. Simon Parsons –

    The fly holds up well in strong currents. It’s easy to tie on and matches the natural insects well. A reliable choice for subsurface fishing.

  3. David James –

    I’ve been using this pattern for a few weeks now and it’s consistently catching trout. The weight is just right and the action in the water is natural.

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