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CTB Hare & Copper Nymph Fly – Manic Tackle Project

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.95.Current price is: $2.25.

A modern twist on the classic trout nymph with subtle sparkle and a defined tail for better action.

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The Classic Hare & Copper Reversionated

The Classic Hare & Copper Reversionated takes one of the most proven trout nymphs around and gives it a subtle modern update. It keeps the buggy hare’s ear body and copper bead of the original, with a small hotspot, a touch of sparkle mixed through the dubbing and a defined tail.

  • Classic Hare & Copper profile
  • Natural hare’s ear dubbing
  • Subtle sparkle blended through the body
  • Copper Tungsten Bead
  • Small hotspot
  • Added tail for extra movement
Feature Detail
Body Type Hare’s ear
Dubbing Natural hare’s ear
Sparkle Subtle, blended through body
Beading Copper Tungsten Bead
Hotspot Small hotspot
Tail Defined tail for added movement

FAQ

What makes the Hare & Copper Reversionated different from the original?

It features a subtle sparkle blended through the dubbing and a defined tail for improved movement, while maintaining the classic hare’s ear body and copper tungsten bead.

Is the sparkle distracting or too noticeable?

The sparkle is minimal and blended naturally, enhancing attraction without compromising the realistic, buggy appearance.

Will this fly work well in clear or murky water?

Yes, the natural dubbing and subtle sparkle make it effective in both clear and slightly murky conditions.

3 reviews for CTB Hare & Copper Nymph Fly – Manic Tackle Project

  1. Dylan Arnold –

    This fly performs well in both still and moving water. The subtle sparkle adds a nice touch without making it look artificial. It mimics the natural hare’s ear well and moves naturally in the current. I’ve used it on several trout streams and caught a few fish with it.

  2. Dylan Simpson –

    The addition of the tail and small hotspot helps it stay in the strike zone. The copper bead is solid and the dubbing feels authentic. A little more sparkle than I expected, but it’s not distracting. Works well in early morning and late afternoon.

  3. Pippa Arnold –

    I’ve tried several nymphs in different conditions and this one stands out. The movement is smooth and realistic. The subtle sparkle catches the light just enough to attract fish without looking flashy.

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