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Replacing the Pheasant Tail fibers in the abdomen with Holographic Flashabou, the Pheasant Tail Beadhead gives the angler an advantage when the odd...
View full detailsReplacing the Pheasant Tail fibers in the abdomen with Holographic Flashabou, the Pheasant Tail Beadhead gives the angler an advantage when the odds are against you. Drop behind a Foamulator using fluorocarbon tippet.
There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. The Pheasant Tail - Wi...
View full detailsThere are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. The Pheasant Tail - Wired Beadhead uses copper wire for the body of the fly, which helps to sink the fly quickly. The Pheasant Tail - Wired Beadhead accurately matches the Hatch of the following Mayflies: Baetis Dark Green Drake Flav or Lesser Green Drake Green Drake - Western Green Drake - Eastern Grey Drake Hendrickson Pale Morning Dun Pink Lady or Slate Brown Nymph Quill Gordon Red Quill Sulphur Dun White Winged Sulfur Dun Additionally, it works well as a Midge imitation!
There is nothing more effective at sinking a nymph quickly into the strike zone than a dense bead of tungsten.There are over 600 mayfly nymph speci...
View full detailsThere is nothing more effective at sinking a nymph quickly into the strike zone than a dense bead of tungsten.There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. Originally tied by Frank Sawyer, this pattern has been tweaked over the years, and continues to catch amazing numbers of fish. Keep a good selection of this trout fly. The Tungsten Bead Pheasant Tail accurately matches the Hatch of the following Mayflies: Baetis Dark Green Drake Flav or Lesser Green Drake Green Drake - Western Green Drake - Eastern Grey Drake Hendrickson Pale Morning Dun Pink Lady or Slate Brown Nymph Quill Gordon Red Quill Sulphur Dun White Winged Sulfur Dun Additionally, it works well as a Midge imitation!
There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and the bulk of the remainder are olive, and very similar in appearance to the p...
View full detailsThere are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and the bulk of the remainder are olive, and very similar in appearance to the pheasant tail nymph. Originally tied by Frank Sawyer, this pattern has been tweaked over the years, and continues to sell well because of its effectiveness. Keep a good selection of this trout fly.
This adaptation of a traditional pheasant tail is particularly effective on the Colorado River. Colorado River Guide, Mark Proctor, swears by this...
View full detailsThis adaptation of a traditional pheasant tail is particularly effective on the Colorado River. Colorado River Guide, Mark Proctor, swears by this pattern!Check out our Fly of the Week blog post on the PT Ice here.
The classic Pheasant Tail nymph with a copper bead rather than gold bead and the Flashback covering the abdomen and thorax gives this version a lit...
View full detailsThe classic Pheasant Tail nymph with a copper bead rather than gold bead and the Flashback covering the abdomen and thorax gives this version a little more visibility in dirty water and gives the fish something a little different than the standard. Fish this in tandem with another classic like the Prince Nymph or Copper J.
There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the pheasant tail nymph. Originally tied by F...
View full detailsThere are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the pheasant tail nymph. Originally tied by Frank Sawyer, this pattern has been tweaked over the years, and continues to sell well because of its effectiveness. Keep a good selection of this trout fly.
When the gold bead is too bright, The Pheasant Tail Copper Bead offers the same pattern with a slightly different look. Pressured fish often become...
View full detailsWhen the gold bead is too bright, The Pheasant Tail Copper Bead offers the same pattern with a slightly different look. Pressured fish often become wise to the standards, this is a great pattern to run through the wheelhouse when trout seem to have lock-jaw.
There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. Originally tied by Fr...
View full detailsThere are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. Originally tied by Frank Sawyer, this pattern has been tweaked over the years, and continues to catch amazing numbers of fish. Keep a good selection of this trout fly.The Beadhead Flashback Pheasant Tail is best fished as an emerger and matches the Hatch of the following Mayflies: Baetis Dark Green Drake Flav or Lesser Green Drake Green Drake - Western Green Drake - Eastern Grey Drake Hendrickson Pale Morning Dun Pink Lady or Slate Brown Nymph Quill Gordon Red Quill Sulphur Dun White Winged Sulfur Dun Additionally, it works well as a Midge imitation!
There are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. Originally tied by Fr...
View full detailsThere are over 600 mayfly nymph species, of which most are brown, and very similar in appearance to the Pheasant Tail Nymph. Originally tied by Frank Sawyer, this pattern has been tweaked over the years, and continues to catch amazing numbers of fish. Keep a good selection of this trout fly.The Bead Head Pheasant Tail accurately matches the Hatch of the following Mayflies: Baetis Dark Green Drake Flav or Lesser Green Drake Green Drake - Western Green Drake - Eastern Grey Drake Hendrickson Pale Morning Dun Pink Lady or Slate Brown Nymph Quill Gordon Red Quill Sulphur Dun White Winged Sulfur Dun Additionally, it works well as a Midge imitation!
