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Montana Nymph

Item #: 615020353
Your Price: $1.25

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The enduring classic stonefly nymph, The Montana Nymph, is named for the best trout fishing state in the US, which is also one of the best trout fishing regions in the world. (Leave objections about your state in the comment box) This beefy nymph presents a solid dark profile with a flash of color and continues to work wherever stoneflies are found. That's not to say the Montana Nymph is only a stonefly, it also works well as an attractor nymph and excels when prospecting deep or dingy waters.

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