Stillwater Nymph is a deadly fly pattern designed for stillwater trout. Dennys Stillwater Nymph imitates a host of food sources found in lakes, with a particular emphasis on damsel nymphs, making it a reliable choice when other patterns fail.

Best fished on a 5 or 7 foot clear sink-tip or the Camo intermediate line, tailored for stillwater trout.

Use short slow pulls when water temperatures are above 50 degrees.

• Target species: stillwater trout in lakes and reservoirs seeking consistent nymph imitations.
• Pattern mimicry: imitates a host of lake forage, especially damsel nymphs, providing a realistic presentation.
• Line compatibility: optimized for 5 ft or 7 ft clear sink-tip lines and the Camo intermediate line, enabling precise control.
• Presentation technique: use short slow pulls, matching water temperature and strike windows, for increased hookup potential.
• Performance note: highly effective when other patterns fail to entice trout across a range of stillwater scenarios.
• Usage context: ideal for stillwater lakes where damsel nymphs are common throughout seasons.