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Tungsten Red Tie Pheasant Tail Jig Nymph – Solitude Flies

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.00.Current price is: $2.13.

Heavy tungsten weight with red hot spot and butt for effective tightline nymphing on trout and whitefish.

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Solitude Flies Tungsten Red Tie Pheasant Tail Jig Nymph

The Tungsten Red Tie Pheasant Tail Jig Nymph from Solitude Flies has all the components of the classic pheasant tail nymph, with the added features of a tungsten jig nymph perfect for tightline nymphing or fishing as a heavy dropper. With an added red hot spot collar and red butt, this fly is real head turner.

  • Tungsten bead for weight
  • Tied on a jig hook
  • Extra red hot spot and butt
  • For trout, whitefish and other freshwater species
  • Sold individually
Feature Detail
Weight Varies by hook size and bead
Hook Type Jig hook
Color Red hot spot collar and red butt
Target Species Trout, whitefish, and other freshwater species
Shipping Only available for delivery within Canada

FAQ

What makes this fly different from a standard pheasant tail nymph?

This fly includes a tungsten bead for added weight, making it ideal for tightline nymphing or use as a heavy dropper. It also features a red hot spot collar and red butt for improved visibility and attraction to fish.

Is this fly suitable for all freshwater species?

Yes, it is designed for trout, whitefish, and other freshwater species that respond well to nymphing patterns.

Can I use this fly in both stillwater and moving water?

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3 reviews for Tungsten Red Tie Pheasant Tail Jig Nymph – Solitude Flies

  1. Michelle Parr –

    This fly performs well in clear streams. The red color stands out and attracts trout effectively. The tungsten weight helps it sink quickly and stay on the bottom. I’ve used it as a dropper and it’s been catching fish consistently.

  2. Pippa Hill –

    Great addition to my nymphing kit. The red hot spot and butt make it easy to see in the water. It works well on both slow and moderate currents. A bit heavy, but that’s what I wanted for tightline fishing.

  3. Brandon McDonald –

    Fished it in a coldwater stream and saw several trout take it. The tungsten bead gives it good sink rate and the red color is very noticeable. Works well as a dropper on a tightline setup.

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