Description
Montana Lime Nymph
Originally an American imitation of a large, dark stonefly nymph, the Montana is now more often used as a general nymph pattern to imitate a number of insects on still waters, and is probably taken for a Dragonfly Nymph. When tied weighted, it is best fished slowly on a floating line but it can also work well when retrieved fast with the leader degreased to avoid line wake in calm conditions. Montana Lime Nymph Flies.
Ray seddon –
Well made flies, turned up really quickly, accounted for numerous fish first try
Fastmail Tackle (verified owner) –
Thank you for your comments Ray, they’re appreciated!!