Umpqua Tungsten Bead Jigged Prince Size 16

$ 28.50

4.8 (743) In stock

Jigged Prince Nymph Tungsten This fly makes an excellent anchor fly for Euro style nymphing, but is equally at home under a strike indicator. It sinks great and is a wonderful attractor pattern. These standard flies are tied on Umpqua's Competition Jig Hook (C400BL) and our new Tungsten Slotted Beads (they are HEAVY). Much of the competition crowd is using this very hook much more frequently.

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