A Mid-Column Damsel Nymph
Nice Brookie caught on the Lancer Damsel |
Oh, and the name...if you fish with Lance Egan, you'll learn pretty quickly that he's brokered some deal with the devil and the fish enough to make anyone feel like a noob on the water. This style pattern with the pheasant tail abdomen is a reference to his style of Frenchie nymph. More-so the theory that pheasant tail fibers possess a certain magical power for catching fish, so I've been using them a lot more lately.
Case in point, the fish shown here was taken during a relatively light damsel hatch where my normal beaded patterns were sinking too quickly and getting caught up on weeds or moss. I threw on the Lancer Damsel and caught this guy on the first cast. Check out the materials for the video below...
Material List
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Other tools from the tutorial:
Stonfo Pinza Elite Hackle Pliers | ||
Tiemco Dual Whip Finisher |
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