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SP Flies Barbless Tungsten Bead Head Mop Nymph – Freshwater Nymph Fly for Trout & Whitefish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.00.Current price is: $1.70.

Mimics large caddis larva with tungsten bead for natural下沉 action in freshwater streams

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SP Flies Barbless Tungsten Bead Head Mop Nymph

The barbless Tungsten Bead Head Mop Fly from SP Flies is tied with flecks of sparkle and a fluffy moppy texture that adds to the realistic appearance of flies tied with it. This pattern features a heavy tungsten bead that pulls the bulky body down to effective zones. The tans and olive colors resemble a large caddis larva, and the tan makes a fantastic cranefly larva for Alberta’s Eastern slopes region.

  • Locally tied in Calgary, AB
  • Barbless hook
  • For trout, whitefish, and other species
  • Freshwater nymph
  • Mimics a large caddis or cranefly larva
  • Sold individually
Feature Detail
Hook Type Barbless
Material Tungsten bead, synthetic fibers
Target Species Trout, whitefish
Water Type Freshwater
Pattern Type Nymph
Color Options Tan, olive

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FAQ

What does the tungsten bead do in this fly?

The tungsten bead adds weight to the fly, helping it sink to deeper water zones where it can mimic a large caddis or cranefly larva more effectively.

Is this fly suitable for all freshwater species?

This fly is specifically designed for trout and whitefish, and may work well in environments where large caddis or cranefly larvae are present.

Where is this fly tied?

This fly is locally tied in Calgary, AB.

3 reviews for SP Flies Barbless Tungsten Bead Head Mop Nymph – Freshwater Nymph Fly for Trout & Whitefish

  1. Colin Churchill –

    The fly looks very realistic with its fluffy texture and sparkle. It worked well in a slow-moving stream during a morning trout session. The tungsten bead keeps it down in the water, which is perfect for nymphing.

  2. Gavin Sanderson –

    I’ve used this fly in several trout waters in Alberta. The tan color matches well with the local caddis larvae. It’s a solid choice for nymphing in cooler, deeper sections.

  3. Richard Vaughan –

    The barbless hook makes it easy to use with a variety of tippets. The weight from the tungsten bead gives it a natural sink, and it’s been catching fish consistently in spring waters.

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