Nymph Set with 24 Brass
Head Flies and Lure
Box Suckerme SMFS24

Experience the thrill of fishing in New Zealand with the Suckerme Nymph Fly Set, meticulously crafted to elevate your angling adventure. This essential tool for every angler contains 24 brass head flies in a compact lure tackle box, perfect for catching trout and other freshwater fish.

Nymph Fly Set Specifications

• Brand: Suckerme
• Part Number: SMFS24
• Tackle Box Size: 110 x 80 x 20 mm
• Number of Fishing Flies: 24
• Colors Included: 6 each of orange, red, light green, and green brass head nymph flies

Key Features

1. Versatile Color Selection: Includes four distinct colors – orange, green, red, and light green, each with six flies.
2. Designed for Freshwater Fishing: Perfect for catching trout and other freshwater species.
3. Compact Tackle Box: Easy to carry and store, measuring just 110 x 80 x 20 mm.
4. Quality Brass Head Flies: Adds weight for sinking into the feeding zone, increasing catch rate.
5. Realistic Nymph Imitation: Mimics the underwater stage of an insect’s life cycle, attracting fish effectively.

Note: The color of the flies may vary slightly due to camera lighting and screen settings. The mix of colors in the box may also differ from the images shown.

When to Use Each Fly Color in New Zealand Waters

In New Zealand's diverse fishing environments, choosing the right color of nymph fly can significantly enhance your chances of a successful catch. Each color serves a specific purpose and is suited for different conditions.

• Orange Flies: Ideal for use in murky or stained waters. Orange stands out in these conditions, attracting fish that rely on visibility to locate their prey.
• Green Flies: Perfect for fishing in areas with heavy vegetation or algae. Green flies blend naturally with these environments, making them irresistible to fish.
• Red Flies: Effective in deeper or darker waters. Red is less visible at depth, which can provoke curiosity and trigger a predatory response from fish.
• Light Green Flies: Best suited for clear water conditions. Light green is subtle and can mimic the natural insects found in these environments, appealing to cautious fish.