Up until now Mayfly nymphs have been tied on longshank hooks, as successful as these have been, they lack the mobility of the real thing, The Wiggle Nymph of the 70s - a US idea back then, caught my attention, and has led me on a quest, experimenting with the idea on this long bodied copy of the natural.
The term wiggle convinced many a fly tier that the so constructed nymph would behave like a mini pike plug it doesn't. But what it does quite effectively is move its abdomen at the whim of the current. Also, and just as important, when a trout strikes it doesn't hit a long stiff object, this pattern collapses making it a far better hooker.
I have also incorporated several other triggers found on the natural:- the obvious soft dorsal gills, the danica markings and three pairs of legs, soft enough to sit underneath when the artificial is worked.
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<li>Up until now Mayfly nymphs have been tied on longshank hooks, as successful as these have been, they lack the mobility of the real thing, The Wiggle Nymph of the 70s - a US idea back then, caught my attention, and has led me on a quest, experimenting with the idea on this long bodied copy of the natural.</li>
<li>The term wiggle convinced many a fly tier that the so constructed nymph would behave like a mini pike plug it doesn't. But what it does quite effectively is move its abdomen at the whim of the current. Also, and just as important, when a trout strikes it doesn't hit a long stiff object, this pattern collapses making it a far better hooker.</li>
<li>I have also incorporated several other triggers found on the natural:- the obvious soft dorsal gills, the danica markings and three pairs of legs, soft enough to sit underneath when the artificial is worked.</li>
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