Kiley's Nymph Skins

Kiley's Nymph Skins are more than just another shell back or wing case material. They are wicked durable and stretchy. There's something about the material that gives it a super realistic look and feel on a hook. If you are looking for a multi-purpose material for everything from wing cases to bodies, this is it.

Uses

Patterns and Tying Techniques - There are tons of uses for Kiley's Nymph Skins. Popular uses include wing cases, shellbacks, and wrapping complete bodies. This material is super stretchy and will conform to almost any underbody. One of our favorite uses of this material is for caddis pupa and larva. It makes for an incredibly realistic and tactile fly.

Comparisons

Kiley's Nymph Skins vs Hareline Scud Back - The two materials are similar and share similar uses. Kiley's Nymph Skins have more stretch and are thicker. They are made from latex, which allows them to be used as a standalone body material. Scud Back is available in two sizes, whereas Kiley's Nymph Skins are only available in specific inch strips.

Example Flies

Patterns - Kiley's Nymph Skins are perfect for scuds, caddis larva, caddis pupa, and stoneflies. They can also be used to tie crane flies and worm patterns.

Pack Size and Physical Description

Approximate Dimensions - Strips are available in various widths.

Pack Size - 2 yards per pack.

**These sizes and dimensions may vary based on manufacturer changes**