Prince Nymph Jig Streamer - Fly Tying Tutorial

In This Fly Tying Tutorial, Curtis demonstrates how to tie the Prince Nymph Jig Streamer. This Euro Nymphing pattern is a unique streamer version of one of the most popular fly patterns in the world, the Prince Nymph.

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[mattlittle]

Nice tie. I have been tying a Red Dart jig streamer for the last year and it works great, especially during runoff periods when the water has a little color.

[williamboyd]

Awesome lookin jig bro
I think I'll subscribe

[adventureswithfrodo]

Don't you need to tie the white biot on the otherside of the hook? The jig flies are usually tied different from a normal fly isn't it.

[mikeney]

Great pattern and idea.thanks for sharing

[agashamnon]

This makes me want to do some Christmas fishing

[greggosborne]

Thanks Curtis hope all is well with you guys Gregg o from Vermont

[steveclarke]

To make your life a bit easier, fellow tyer, you can put a very small amount of super glue on the shank behind the bead and then push the lead up on top of it to hold it in place - this can really help when you wrap over the lead by keeping it from deforming or sliding back.

[justinmcquaide]

As always great video really nice fly I will definitely be trying this one out . Looking forward to seeing the Argentina trip never mind the fishing the food looked amazing lol

[firstlast]

When are we going to see footage on the Argentina trip?

[themotofirm]

Curious why you didn’t tie the white biots on the top of the fly (since it’s jigged) or is that so the fish can’t see that set either?
Sorry Curtis, just some gentle ribbing (as seen on your lovely fly here). Fishy bug for sure

[jamesvatter]

I like it, but I'd definitely skip the biot tails.

[lastcoyote]

What size hook was used ….. nothing listed.

[mudboots]

Reminds me a little bit of Burk’s aggravator in prince colors. I dig it.