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Lancer Damsel Weighted Barbless Fly – Realistic Trout Nymph Pattern

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $3.63.Current price is: $2.23.

Realistic damselfly nymph pattern that mimics natural movement for trout in stillwater environments.

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Lancer Damsel Weighted – Fulling Mill (Barbless)

The Fulling Mill Lancer Damsel Weighted Barbless is a realistic damselfly nymph pattern designed for trout feeding in lakes, ponds, and slow-moving water. Its slim olive profile and natural movement imitate migrating damsel nymphs, while the weighted construction helps get the fly into the feeding zone. An excellent stillwater fly fished with a slow retrieve around weed beds, drop-offs, and shallow margins.

Product Features

Feature Description
Pattern Type Damselfly nymph
Design Realistic olive color, slim profile
Construction Weighted, barbless
Best Use Trout fishing in lakes, ponds, slow-moving water
Fishing Method Slow retrieve around weed beds, drop-offs, shallow margins

FAQ

What type of water is best for using the Lancer Damsel Weighted fly?

The Lancer Damsel Weighted fly performs best in lakes, ponds, and slow-moving water where trout feed on damselfly nymphs.

Is the fly suitable for use in weedy areas?

Yes, it is ideal for fishing around weed beds, drop-offs, and shallow margins where trout are likely to feed.

Does the fly have a barb?

No, the Lancer Damsel Weighted is barbless, making it easier to handle and less likely to snag on vegetation.

3 reviews for Lancer Damsel Weighted Barbless Fly – Realistic Trout Nymph Pattern

  1. Molly Newman –

    Fished it in a quiet pond this morning and caught two trout on a slow retrieve. The fly moved naturally and stayed in the water well. Great for stillwater conditions.

  2. Lucas White –

    The olive color matches the natural nymphs well. It’s easy to tie and works well in shallow areas near reeds. A solid addition to my nymph kit.

  3. Ruth Morrison –

    Used it during a late spring trip and saw several fish take the fly. The weighted design helped it sink properly and stay in the feeding zone.

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