Ammonite Nymph - Global FlyFisher

Ammonite Nymph
Flies and photos by Steve Thornton

Hook	Kamasan B100 #8 - #16
Thread:	Dyneema
Abdomen and Thorax Cover:	Virtual Nymph Flexi-Skin
Legs:	Partridge Hackle, color to match the abdomen
Weight:	Virtual Nymph Self Adhesive Lead Sheet
Pen:	Edding 018 Dark Brown

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From: Seamus Barry · seabar54·at·eircom.net
Submitted March 27th 2008

hi steve, very interested in your ammonite nymph. Only discovered its 'your fly'. Never actually seen one in reality, I have made poor attempts at dressing one. It looks a beautiful creation.
Can I purchase some, I live in Ireland And mainly fish the river suir. I,m trying my hand at czech nymphing.
Regards Seamus Barry, Co. Tipperary.

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