Prince Nymph fly

Description

Let me tell you about a true legend in the fly fishing world, the Prince Nymph, one of the best flies for trout that’s been fooling fish since the 1930s. Originally called the “Brown Forked Tail” by its creator Doug Prince of Oakland, California, this fishing fly pattern has earned its place among the most effective trout flies for fly fishing ever designed. And let me tell you, Elburgon Flies Supply has really done justice to this classic pattern.

What makes these trout flies for sale so special isn’t just their amazing history,  its the way they consistently produce results when other fishing patterns fail. Each fly is tied with incredible attention to detail, featuring those signature white goose biots and peacock herl body that create such an irresistible profile underwater. The way these materials work together just drives trout absolutely wild. Trust me, I’ve seen this pattern turn completely dead days into memorable fishing sessions.

Here’s something cool about the Prince Nymph that a lot of folks don’t realize,  its actually one of them most versatile patterns you’ll ever fish. Whether your working deep runs, swinging through riffles, or exploring new waters, this pattern just keeps producing. Elburgon’s version of these best flies for trout maintains every detail that made the original so effective, while adding modern tying techniques for extra durability.

Let me share a quick tip about these trout flies for sale, always keep multiple sizes in your box since you need them. The durability of these flies are exceptional, and they hold up really well even after several fish. I’ve seen them work magic in everything from crystal clear spring creeks to freestone rivers. Its amazing how one pattern can so effectively imitate various aquatic insects.

From early spring through late fall, this fishing fly pattern continues to prove why its been a go-to choice for over 80 years. Doug Prince might not have known back in the 1930s just how legendary his “Brown Forked Tail” would become, but today’s anglers sure are grateful for his creation.