J:son Tungsten Stonefly Nymph 2 Gold #4

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Stonefly Nymphs – The Year-Round Secret

Why Stonefly Nymphs are a must-have:

  • Protein Power: These nymphs are large, protein-rich snacks that big trout and grayling actively hunt all year round.
  • Easy Targets: As poor swimmers, they often lose their grip and drift downstream, becoming an effortless "snack" for waiting fish.
  • Bottom Dwellers: Unlike many insects, they don't swim to the surface to hatch; they crawl to the shore. This keeps them in the "strike zone" near the riverbed for their entire life cycle.


J:son Tungsten Stonefly Nymph 2 Gold (#4)

The High-Visibility Powerhouse – Perla and Hesperoperla Specialist The J:son Tungsten Stonefly Nymph 2 Gold in size #4 is a medium-large 26 mm imitation, weighted with a high-density tungsten core. This "Gold" (Golden/Yellow) version is the definitive match for the lighter, more colorful nymphs of the Perlidae family, often referred to by anglers as Golden Stoneflies.

Why this fly works:

  • Fast-Sinking Performance: The integrated tungsten weight is crucial for reaching the depths of fast-flowing runs and heavy pocket water. It ensures the fly gets down to the "feeding lane" quickly, maximizing your time in the strike zone.

  • Biological Accuracy: At 26 mm, this nymph perfectly replicates the size of a maturing Golden Stonefly. Its vibrant gold and amber tones mimic the natural translucency and "glow" of the real insect as it moves across the riverbed.

  • Superior Visibility: The gold palette acts as a natural attractor. In tea-colored water or under overcast skies, the lighter silhouette provides a clear target for fish that might overlook a darker nymph.

  • Soft-Body Technology: Constructed with J:son’s signature flexible materials, the nymph features lifelike legs and a soft texture. This realism ensures that when a trout or grayling takes the fly, it perceives it as real food and holds on longer.

Pro Tip: This is a fantastic "all-purpose" heavy stonefly. It is particularly deadly in early to mid-summer when Golden Stones are active and the water is clear. Fish it deep through riffles or alongside submerged structure where the current breaks. It is a proven producer for trophy-sized rainbows and brown trout.

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