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How to Tie an Attractor Nymph for Steelhead Fly Fishing

Steelhead season is almost upon us here in Ontario, Canada. In preparation, it is time to bust out those fly tying vises and stock-up on some flies if you haven't done so already.

Nymphs are highly effective when fly fishing for steelhead on many of the Great Lakes tributaries. The video below shows how to tie a general attractor nymph that can be fished both under an indicator as well as using European nymphing techniques.

It features a brightly coloured tungsten bead providing a hot spot and a dark body that gives great contrast in deep and discoloured water.

Tie up a few and try them out on your river this fall.

Tight Lines!

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