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Product information "Fulling Mill Nymph - Croston's Bead Baetis Barbless"

The English manufacturer Fulling Mill is known for producing modern flies with an outstanding quality – designed by famous fly tyers and made of best materials!

The Croston's Bead Baetis is a modern nymph that is typically used for Euro Nymphing. Due to its jig hook and a heavy tungsten bead, it quickly reaches the fishy zone – even in a strong current. It has a slim body and a soft CDC hackle that provides it with a natural look and a universal silhouette. Therefore, it is the right choice in many situations. In addition, it has an orange tag that creates a very striking appearance.

In short: This modern nymph will convince both fisherman and fish – whether grayling or trout!

Tip: These nymphs are most effective when fished with long (10ft. or 11ft.) and sensitive (#2 or #3) rods with a stretched, thin leader.

Details:

  • Tungsten bead: 2,8 mm (hook size #16) und 2,4 mm (hook size #18)
  • Without barb (barbless)

About Fulling Mill:

Established in the early 1930s, the British manufacturer Fulling Mill is known for high-quality flies. In addition to countless modern patterns, this impressive selection also includes many timeless classics. In fact, all of these flies have one thing in common: their outstanding quality. Therefore, they consist of premium hooks and high-quality materials tied in a very durable way. Summarized, Fulling Mill offers the perfect flies for every type of fishing – whether you’re fishing a trout stream or a saltwater flat!

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