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Normally, one of the following small nymphs will produce trout or grayling from the deep: size 16 red nymph with a 2 mm tungsten bead size 16 Hares ear nymph with a 2 mm tungsten bead size 16 Quill nymph with a 2 mm tungsten bead Hares Ear Nymph Hook: HENDS BL 454 #16 or 18 Bead: 2 mm tungsten (natural, copper or gold) Thread: Brown UNI-Thread 8/0 Body: Hares Ear dubbing Tail: Cul De Leon Peacock Quill nymph Hook: HENDS BL454 #16 or 18 Bead: 2mm tungsten (natural or copper) Thread: Brown UNI-Thread 8/0 Thorax: Fox squirrel dubbing Body: Stripped peacock Red nymph Hook: HENDS BL454 #16 or 18 Bead: 2 mm tungsten (natural or copper) Thread: Red UNI-Thread 8/0 Body: Red UNI-Thread 8/0 Thorax: Fox squirrel dubbing Wing case: Pearl Mylar 1/8 Below is a list of posts that youll find interesting, which cover how I have used the advice for fishing on the Welsh Dee in June Fishing in June on 2 beautiful Welsh Rivers June fishing report, Welsh Dee & River Ribble: beautiful trout and grayling Mayfly fishing on the beautiful River Derwent All the above advice is based on my fishing records, and its a reliable starting point for a newcomer to fishing the Welsh Dee and other rivers in the North West
