Czech nymph fly collection contains 28 Original Czech nymph patterns (No. 10). Flies are packed nicely in the C&F-original fly protector (CFA-25/S). Use hook pin on the back to attach Fly Protector directly onto your vest pocket or bag.

Possibly the most deadly winter grayling fly ever, hugely effective wherever it is fished.

A good fly complemented with pronounced red ribbing, that increases its attractivity considerably.

The main merit of this fly is its inconspicuousness and its similarity to the natural pattern.

A Czech Nymph belonging to the wildest in colours. It would be difficult to find something, what would be the natural model for this fly.

Effective pink fly. In this case the fly is tied with a „sedge“ profile, i.e. with a dark head part and differently coloured body.

A very good fly for all kinds of fish. Because of its head from golden thread, it is possible to use it even in shallower parts of rivers.

Imitation of a water cressbug (sowbug). It is not a realistic imitation, but more a fantastic (attracting) variant.

For fish it obviously represents some colour variant of a freshwater shrimp, although it gains its pronounced orange colour till in the fish´s stomach.

Light „sedge“ variant complemented with a pink part. Combination of light body with dark front part (head) can be taken for an imitation of caddis larva.

A fly with a different colour profile. In sedges we mostly tie the front head part as a conspicuously dark part.

Another imitation of water cressbug, this time in brown. All what was said in the previous case can be applied here.

Pink is often an irresistible attraction for graylings and rainbows, therefore there appeared tens of different patterns with pink basis.

Multicoloured Czech Nymph in delicate colours. One of the flies, which made the Czech rolling nymph popular abroad.

An inconspicuous fly with one pronounced element. Colour tuning of the fly imitates grey caddis larvae, the pink element acts as an irritating dot.