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Batman Nymph, Bead Head, Purple

Item #: 615020230
Your Price: $1.75

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The Batman Bead Head Purple Nymph is a very effective attractor pattern. The lifelike profile and realistic features of this fly match a number of different items fish feed on. The bright colors attract fish in most conditions and the weight of the bead is helpful when nymphing or using this fly as a dropper. Pressured fish often seem to be less hesitant to eat patterns they do not regularly see and anglers are quickly finding unique patterns like this will give tremendous success.

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