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Marabou Damselfly Nymph, Bead Head, Light Olive

Item #: 615020380
Your Price: $1.95

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Anglers eagerly await the damsel hatch because it can provide some of the most exciting fishing of the year. Fish find the swimming nymphs to be an easy meal and the visual take is often similar to that with a dry fly. This is a time you do not want to be without the right fly and the Bead Head Marabou Damsel is one of the most popular damselfly nymph patterns sold. The simple design along with realistic mono eyes and a bead closely match the shape and swimming action of the natural nymphs. Light olive is the most common color found in the live nymphs which makes this one of the best damsel patterns to have in your box anywhere in the world.

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