The Prince Family Tree
The prince nymph is one of the oldest, most reliable trout flies around. I was five years old when I started fly fishing, and I distinctly remember combing through my dad’s fly box and always stopping on the rows of prince nymphs. Even to a person, they look good.
That’s the basis for a recent column by Ken McCoy, over at American Angler. He even starts out with an anecdote about his dad’s fly boxes, just like I did (though that’s purely a coincidence, I promise).
Anyways, this is a unique column that takes a fresh look at an old fly. I think you’ll enjoy it.
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