NymphMontana Nymph
The Montana Nymph is a classic nymph pattern that has proven effective in catching a wide range of species. It's particularly adept at imitating stoneflies and its bushy design makes it highly visible in the water.
Spring, Summer
Intermediate
Trout
Overview
A classic attractor nymph, often black or olive with a bright yarn or chenille thorax (typically red or yellow). Uses chenille body, rubber or feather tail, and heavy wire wrap for sink. Flashy and bold — great for off-color water.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: #10-16 Tiemco 5262
Thread: Black UNI 8/0
Tail: Black Strung Saddle Hackle
Body: Black Fine Chenille
Casing: Black Medium Chenille
Legs: Black Whiting High and Dry Rooster Cape
Thorax: Yellow Fine Chenille
Fishing Tips
Season
Spring and Summer
Presentation
Dead drift or twitch on the retrieve
When to Use
When stoneflies are active, especially during a hatch
Water Type
Can be used in both stillwater and moving water
Rigging Suggestions
Can be used alone or as part of a multi-fly setup
Visibility & Floatation
This fly sinks and is highly visible due to its bushy design
