Tungsten Jig Copper John

Description

Tungsten Jig Copper John

The Tungsten Jig Copper John Nymph fly is a popular fly pattern that is commonly used in fly fishing for trout and other freshwater species.

It is a variation of the Copper John pattern, which is a well-known and widely used fly pattern.

The Tungsten Jig Copper John is tied with a tungsten beadhead, which gives the fly extra weight and helps it sink quickly to the bottom of the river or stream.

The body of the fly is made of copper wire, which adds flash and imitates the segmented body of a nymph. The wing case is made of turkey tail or synthetic material, which gives the fly a realistic appearance in the water.

This fly is often fished as a nymph or as a dropper fly under a dry fly. The tungsten beadhead allows the fly to sink quickly to the bottom, where it can imitate a drifting nymph or larvae.

The copper wire body and realistic wing case make the fly an effective imitation of many aquatic insects that trout feed on.

Overall, the Tungsten Jig Copper John is a reliable and effective fly pattern that should be a staple in any fly angler’s fly box. Its weight, flash, and realistic appearance make it a go-to pattern for many fly fishermen.

Usually available in the following color variations: Copper | Black | Blue | Chartreuse | Green | Red

Usually available in the following hook sizes: 12 | 14 | 16 | 18

Note: Barbless Hook