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$1.40The Story
The TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly takes a classic trout pattern and upgrades it for big fish and big water. Aquaflies designed this fly with the demanding fishing of Tierra del Fuego in mind. It targets massive sea-run brown trout and steelhead. This pattern features a heavy bead head and rubber legs that create lifelike movement in the water. It serves as a reliable anchor fly in your nymph rig or a primary searching pattern when you need to get down deep.
What It Imitates
This fly primarily imitates large stonefly nymphs. Stoneflies live in many trout and steelhead rivers and provide a substantial meal for fish. The rubber legs and peacock body also make it a great general attractor pattern that looks like a variety of aquatic insects.
How To Use It
Fish this fly deep. You can dead-drift it under a strike indicator to bounce it along the bottom where stoneflies live. The heavy bead helps it sink quickly into the strike zone. You can also swing this fly through the current on a tight line. The rubber legs pulse and wiggle during the swing to trigger aggressive strikes from fish holding in the flow.
When To Use It
Tie this fly on when you are searching fast or deep water. It works well during stonefly hatches or when fish are not rising to the surface. The green color and flash make it a good choice for slightly stained water where fish need help seeing the fly. It is a go-to pattern for early season fishing or high water conditions.
Why We Like It
We like this fly because it combines the proven attraction of a Prince Nymph with modern durability. The addition of rubber legs adds a layer of realism that standard nymphs lack. It is built on a strong hook that can handle the power of large trout and steelhead without bending. This fly gets attention and stays intact after multiple battles.
Comparisons
TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly vs Standard Bead Head Prince Nymph: The TDF version includes rubber legs and a stronger hook. A standard Prince Nymph lacks the extra movement of the legs. You should choose the TDF version when targeting larger fish or when you want extra vibration in the water.
TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly vs Pat's Rubber Legs: The Green Prince has a bead head and a flashy peacock body. Pat's Rubber Legs is usually unweighted and made of chenille with a duller finish. Choose the Green Prince when you need flash and weight to reach deep fish quickly.
TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly vs Rubber Leg Copper John: Both flies have rubber legs and bead heads. The Green Prince uses a peacock herl body that creates a buggy silhouette. The Copper John uses a wire body that sinks faster but has a slimmer profile. Choose the Green Prince when you want a larger and buggier look in the water.
Description
The TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly takes a classic trout pattern and upgrades it for big fish and big water. Aquaflies designed this fly with the demanding fishing of Tierra del Fuego in mind. It targets massive sea-run brown trout and steelhead. This pattern features a heavy bead head and rubber legs that create lifelike movement in the water. It serves as a reliable anchor fly in your nymph rig or a primary searching pattern when you need to get down deep.
What It Imitates
This fly primarily imitates large stonefly nymphs. Stoneflies live in many trout and steelhead rivers and provide a substantial meal for fish. The rubber legs and peacock body also make it a great general attractor pattern that looks like a variety of aquatic insects.
How To Use It
Fish this fly deep. You can dead-drift it under a strike indicator to bounce it along the bottom where stoneflies live. The heavy bead helps it sink quickly into the strike zone. You can also swing this fly through the current on a tight line. The rubber legs pulse and wiggle during the swing to trigger aggressive strikes from fish holding in the flow.
When To Use It
Tie this fly on when you are searching fast or deep water. It works well during stonefly hatches or when fish are not rising to the surface. The green color and flash make it a good choice for slightly stained water where fish need help seeing the fly. It is a go-to pattern for early season fishing or high water conditions.
Why We Like It
We like this fly because it combines the proven attraction of a Prince Nymph with modern durability. The addition of rubber legs adds a layer of realism that standard nymphs lack. It is built on a strong hook that can handle the power of large trout and steelhead without bending. This fly gets attention and stays intact after multiple battles.
Comparisons
TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly vs Standard Bead Head Prince Nymph: The TDF version includes rubber legs and a stronger hook. A standard Prince Nymph lacks the extra movement of the legs. You should choose the TDF version when targeting larger fish or when you want extra vibration in the water.
TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly vs Pat's Rubber Legs: The Green Prince has a bead head and a flashy peacock body. Pat's Rubber Legs is usually unweighted and made of chenille with a duller finish. Choose the Green Prince when you need flash and weight to reach deep fish quickly.
TDF BH Rubberleg Green Prince Fly vs Rubber Leg Copper John: Both flies have rubber legs and bead heads. The Green Prince uses a peacock herl body that creates a buggy silhouette. The Copper John uses a wire body that sinks faster but has a slimmer profile. Choose the Green Prince when you want a larger and buggier look in the water.
