Black Zebra Midge Nymph Fly – 1 Dozen – Hook Size 20
The Bead Head Zebra Midge nymph is a proven trout nymph pattern designed for stillwater and lake fishing where chironomids are present.
Features a heavily beaded head that allows the fly to sink quickly and reach deeper sections of the water column, increasing your chances of catching trout.
Perfect for targeting fish in tailwater and lake environments where natural midge larvae are active.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Zebra Midge Nymph Fly |
| Quantity | 12 flies |
| Hook Size | 20 |
| Design | Bead head, black body |
| Use | Trout nymphing in stillwater and lakes |
FAQ
What type of water conditions work best with the Black Zebra Midge nymph?
The Black Zebra Midge nymph performs best in stillwater and lake environments where chironomids are present, especially in tailwater settings.
Is the hook size 20 suitable for most trout species?
Yes, hook size 20 is appropriate for most trout species in stillwater and lake conditions, providing a good balance between strength and presentation.
Are these flies hand-tied?
Yes, all flies in this set are hand-tied by skilled artisans at The Fly Fishing Place.
Fiona Black –
I’ve used the Black Zebra Midge nymph in several lake trips and caught multiple trout on it. The bead head helps it sink fast and stay deep, which is perfect for midge season. The 12-count set is enough for a few weeks of fishing.
Tracey Gibson –
The fly looks authentic and matches the natural midge larvae well. It’s a solid choice for stillwater fishing. I noticed it sinks quickly and stays on the bottom without floating.
Lisa Lewis –
Great quality and craftsmanship. The hand-tied detail makes a noticeable difference in how the fly moves in the water. I’ve used it in both tailwater and lake settings with good results.
Rebecca Davidson –
Works well in low-light conditions. The black body helps it blend in with the water, and the bead head ensures it reaches the deeper zones where trout are feeding.
Sebastian Murray –
Highly recommended for trout nymphing. The fly is durable, sinks properly, and mimics the natural midge larva. I’ve caught fish on it consistently during midge hatches.