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RAINY`S R MURPHY'S RED HEADED STEP CHILD FLY- RED #16

RAINY`S R MURPHY'S RED HEADED STEP CHILD FLY- RED #16

A deadly attractor nymph created by Ron Murphy to combine flash, contrast, and natural buggy appeal. Featuring a distinctive red bead head, durable wire ribbing, and a spiky dubbed body, this pattern sinks quickly and grabs attention in all water conditions.

Its unique color combination and lifelike silhouette make it irresistible to trout feeding on a variety of nymphs and larvae. Equally effective as a lead fly or dropper, it’s a proven performer year-round.

Key Features:

Designed by Ron Murphy with a signature red bead head

Fast-sinking and highly visible attractor nymph

Spiky dubbing for natural texture and movement

Durable wire ribbing for longevity and flash

Excellent for trout in rivers and streams

Recommended Use:
Fish it in sizes 12–16, dead-drifted near the bottom under an indicator or Euro-nymph setup. Ideal in pocket water, riffles, and moderate currents where trout feed aggressively.

$3.49
RAINY`S R MURPHY'S RED HEADED STEP CHILD FLY- RED #16
$3.49
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Description

A deadly attractor nymph created by Ron Murphy to combine flash, contrast, and natural buggy appeal. Featuring a distinctive red bead head, durable wire ribbing, and a spiky dubbed body, this pattern sinks quickly and grabs attention in all water conditions.

Its unique color combination and lifelike silhouette make it irresistible to trout feeding on a variety of nymphs and larvae. Equally effective as a lead fly or dropper, it’s a proven performer year-round.

Key Features:

Designed by Ron Murphy with a signature red bead head

Fast-sinking and highly visible attractor nymph

Spiky dubbing for natural texture and movement

Durable wire ribbing for longevity and flash

Excellent for trout in rivers and streams

Recommended Use:
Fish it in sizes 12–16, dead-drifted near the bottom under an indicator or Euro-nymph setup. Ideal in pocket water, riffles, and moderate currents where trout feed aggressively.