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Freestone Tick Bead Head Nymph – Trout & Grayling Nymph Fly

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $3.00.Current price is: $1.29.

Bead head nymph fly that attracts grayling and cutthroat trout in clear water conditions.

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Freestone Flies Tick Bead Head Nymph

The Tick Bead Head Nymph from Freestone Flies is a must have for your grayling and cutthroat trout nymph boxes. The UV purple body is highly attractive to these and other species in clear and bright conditions. This pattern imitates mayfly nymphs as well as acting as a general attractor.

  • Bead head for weight
  • Attractor pattern for trout, grayling and more
  • Sold individually
Specification Detail
Material Plastic, UV purple body
Design Bead head nymph pattern
Target Species Grayling, cutthroat trout, other trout species
Shipping Only available within Canada

FAQ

What species does the Tick Bead Head Nymph attract?

The Tick Bead Head Nymph is effective for grayling, cutthroat trout, and other trout species in clear and bright water conditions.

Is the bead head necessary for the pattern?

Yes, the bead head provides weight and helps the nymph sink naturally in the water, improving presentation.

Can this fly be used in both still and moving water?

It performs well in clear, bright conditions and is suitable for both still and moving water environments where trout and grayling are active.

3 reviews for Freestone Tick Bead Head Nymph – Trout & Grayling Nymph Fly

  1. Sonia Black –

    This fly has been a game-changer in my grayling fishing. The UV purple body stands out in clear water and keeps the fish interested. I’ve used it in multiple streams and it consistently brings action.

  2. Gavin Bower –

    Great attractor for cutthroat trout in early spring. The bead head adds good weight and the pattern stays natural when fished slowly.

  3. Una Kelly –

    Fished in a cold, clear stream and saw several strikes. The color stands out without being flashy, which is perfect for natural presentations.

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