Top 9 Nymphs For Trout Fishing!!

The Best NYMPH Patterns for trout fishing! I have used a lot of nymphs but these patterns always have a place in my box. If you are fly fishing for trout and want to be super effective? Then nymphing is the technique for you. These nymphs are my top 9 favourite nymphs and they flat out just work. Hope you will try a few of these and wish you the best of luck with your nymphing!

[Looselipsoftruths]

Prince nymph was my most productive fly last year it did well from beginning of the season to the end. Also psych-prince was good too. Man if you tie flys you can go down a rabbit hole with color options and spin offs variants.

[davidhowie]

Choosing a hook size for nymphs is confusing for me, , 10-12-14 what would you use
Ordering today’s like Double Trouble or egg pattern

[dpg]

Great list boss. I would add bead head hare's ear too. Walt's worms I tied up best I could with hotspot-kills it every time on rainbows, cutties and whitefish. Keep them coming.

[shaynehills]

caught about 10 today with the prince double jigged great vid!!!

[BeyerOutdoors]

Some of those I've tied & used and some of those I haven't. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on them.

[johnshand]

Thanks! Great list fully endorsed down-under in NZ.

[ryantherock]

Good video…what size silver wire on the copper john? Brassie or Medium?

[devinshook]

All great flies, but I'd include the tj hooker. Although, its pretty similar to the pats rubberlegs.

[rustyknott-W.D]

For subsurface, you really only need some mayfly nymphs (think hare's ear, p.t.), a prince, a free swimming caddis and an RS2, all in various colors. Streamers are a whole different matter, though. For that I like to keep it simple: Wooly Buggers and Muddlers. Trout are trout, they all eat the same stuff.

[MrRourk]

Its Hopper Dropper Time
Big floating cicada and a little nymph on the bottom

[christophercook]

Which one should be banned? A Copper John in Silver must be a Silver John!

[RoryLynott]

What a great selection of nymphs minus the egg, lol. A well presented dry fly/nymph/leech/streamer of virtually any type for salmonids should be banned. Warm water just the same. A few days ago, I was tooling around the community stockie pond chuck full of bait/gear/spin folks eager to catch a fish. Besides myself and another fly fisher, we were the only two that were consistently catching fish. Go figure!

[jacobmayoral]

Can we stop with the click-bait “THIS FLY SHOULD BE BANNED!” crap?