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BH Prince Nymph – Pearl Blue

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Beadhead Prince Nymph – Pearl Blue Prism Body (Exclusive Blend) This is our custom take on the classic Prince Nymph, featuring a unique twist that you won’t find anywhere else. We’ve replaced the traditional peacock herl body with our exclusive pearl blue prism dubbing blend, giving this fly a more luminous, high-attraction profile while still keeping its essential silhouette. The pearl blue prism body reflects light from every angle, creating a soft flash that’s especially effective in moderate to low light, or slightly off-colored water. While traditional Prince Nymphs are tied to imitate a mix of stonefly or mayfly nymphs, this version leans into the attractor category, giving fish a reason to take notice when other patterns fade into the background. It’s finished with classic white biot wings, brown hackle, and a gold beadhead, preserving the time-tested structure that’s made the Prince Nymph a staple for decades—but with a body that brings it into a new generation. This pattern is only available through our shop, tied with a custom dubbing blend you won’t find commercially. If you’re looking for a fly that gives off just enough flash to draw a reaction—but still keeps the general nymph profile fish trust—this is it. Why It Works The original Prince Nymph has always worked because of its buggy silhouette, strong profile, and universal appeal to trout feeding on a mix of aquatic insects. Our version keeps that framework intact but replaces the body material with something flashier, more durable, and more attention-grabbing. The pearl blue prism dubbing offers a unique look in the water, giving off hints of natural tones while adding brightness that fish key in on—especially in tailwaters like the White and Norfork where fish get pressured and see the same old patterns day after day. Where & When to Fish It Tailwaters: White River, Norfork, Taneycomo Spring Creeks & Freestones: Excellent in riffles and pocket water Seasons: Year-round, but especially strong in early spring and fall Ideal Conditions: Low to moderate clarity, mixed light, slightly stained flows Recommended Setup Rod: 4wt to 6wt Leader: 9 ft tapered Tippet: 4X to 6X depending on water clarity Presentation: Dead drift under an indicator, tight-line nymphing, or as the anchor fly in a Euro rig

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