Prince Nymph Jig

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Detailed instructions for tying a Prince Nymph Jig.

Hook: Hanak H400BL size 14 competition jig hook
Bead: 3.0 mm faceted gold tungsten bead
Weight: Lead wire, .01.
Thread: UTC 70 Denier, olive.
Tail: Coq-de-Leon fibers, 4-5.
Body: Peacock herl.
Rib: Ultra wire, small, gold.
Legs: Hen hackle, dark brown.
Horns: Goose biots, white.
Collar: Natural grey squirrel dubbing.

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"While obscuring the camera's view with the thumb of your left hand..." Hahaha.

msilv

The "thumb" thing! That was funny Tim!! Thanks for the video!

FreddoJ

Just wanted to mention I've had some pretty magic moments already with this fly since you posted. This one's definitely staying in the box, at the very least through these early black stone hatches in the Northeast. As always, thanks for sharing.

petervarkala

Great video! The thumb part was the best

oscarmarulanda

I laughed and laughed. Good delivery, right up there with Bob Newhart for dry delivery.

kentowakai

Awesome vid as always my man! Love the material prep footage of the coq de leon.

jimmyx

Great looking patern but I have a question basically about all jig style flys. If they are designed to ride hook piont up why do most ties have you putting wings or backs on the under side of the hook?

richardduvall

Great variation of the Prince, but I would tie it with the biots on the opposite side, so that they are on the top with the hook point, as the fly will ride hook point up. I'm sure the fish don't care though.

tonynorthwest

Since the fly will be upside down, why are the biots not tied on the under side of the hook? Well your last line answered that. Thanks for sharing. All the best, Sean

seanmooney