Butler Head

No documented origin or inventor can be traced for the Butler Head. It belongs to the broad family of classic nymph patterns that imitate the larval stage of aquatic insects.

It's commonly used for salmonid fishing and works as a reliable general-purpose pattern. Tied barbless, it's fished deep and produces trout and grayling alike.

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