Simple micronymph pattern with several trigger points. This pattern will not only catch trout and grayling but is very effective for chub and dace as well.

Variant of the classic Pheasant Tail Nymph. Coloured drop gives to the fly an additional weight and acts as a strike trigger for fish.

Black micronymph with bit of shiny body material added. In some occasions this pattern works much better than the "plain" black pattern.

Brown micronymph pattern that can be used with confidence under most conditions.

Another pattern that combines proven colour combinations - this time black and green.

Imitative pattern with general usage for most rivers around the globe.

Another natural like pattern for general usage.

Imitative pattern with the drop acting as trigger point.

Hardly anybody can question the effectiveness of Iron Blue Dun. This micronymph was inspired by the classic pattern.

There are situations when pink colour is essential for successful fishing. This pattern should not be ingnored by any serious grayling fisherman.

Imitative pattern with general usage for most rivers around the globe.

Hardly anybody can question the effectiveness of Iron Blue Dun. This micronymph was inspired by the classic pattern.

Olive nymphs are common in most rivers and this pattern is one of the possible imitations.

Light olive or pale green patterns work very well under most conditions. This is a real universal pattern.

Inconspicuous imitative pattern for general usage everywhere were fish feed on nymphs.