Copperhead Micro Contrast Nymph

The Copperhead Micro Contrast Nymph is a modern take on the Brassie, which Gene Lynch developed in the 1960s on the South Platte River in Colorado. The wire-wound body here gets an added shimmering contrast accent.

Incredibly effective as a subtle emerger imitation, it consistently produces both trout and grayling; the flash effect never goes unnoticed by a hungry fish. Tied barbless, it's fished close to the bottom or just under the surface.

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