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Rio Flies Tungsten Tailwater Tiny Mayfly Nymph – Red Variant

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $3.00.Current price is: $1.92.

Ultra-light tungsten nymph imitates midge larva for tailwater trout in fall and spring transitions.

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Rio Flies Tungsten Tailwater Tiny Mayfly Midge Nymph

This Rio Flies Tungsten Tailwater Tiny Nymph is a killer mayfly nymph or midge larva, especially in the red variant. This pattern features an ultra thin body with a wire rib paired with a bead head and subtle flash. AKA Idyl’s Tailwater Tiny, this little pattern is killer during the seasonal transitions from fall to winter and winter to spring.

  • Small nymph with heavy tungsten bead
  • Great tailwater trout pattern
  • Imitates midge or mayfly larva
  • Sold individually
Feature Detail
Material Tungsten bead, wire rib, bead head
Size Tiny
Color Red (available)
Use Tailwater trout fishing, imitates mayfly or midge larva
Shipping Only available for delivery within Canada

FAQ

What does this fly imitate?

This fly imitates a midge or mayfly larva, making it effective for targeting trout in tailwater environments.

Is the red variant more effective than other colors?

The red variant is especially effective during seasonal transitions like fall to winter and winter to spring, when trout are more active in tailwater habitats.

Can this fly be used in freshwater streams or lakes?

Yes, it is designed for use in tailwater trout fishing, which typically occurs in slow-moving or still freshwater environments.

3 reviews for Rio Flies Tungsten Tailwater Tiny Mayfly Nymph – Red Variant

  1. Joseph Vance –

    Used this fly during a late fall trip in a cold tailwater stream. The red variant caught several trout when the water was still and the weather was cool. The thin body and tungsten bead made it sink naturally and look realistic.

  2. Paul Alsop –

    Felt like a solid choice for winter transitions. The bead head and subtle flash helped it stay visible without being too flashy. Worked well in low light conditions.

  3. Una Jackson –

    Caught a big trout on the first cast with this pattern. The tungsten weight gave it good sink rate and it stayed on the bottom. Great for tailwater fishing when other flies aren’t working.

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