Description
The Umpqua Copper John is a popular and effective fly fishing nymph pattern, designed by John Barr in the 1990s, that sinks quickly with a wire-wrapped body, bead head, and a suggestive, buggy appearance. It’s known for its effectiveness in imitating a wide range of aquatic insects like mayflies, stoneflies, and caddisflies, serving as a versatile attractor pattern that attracts subsurface feeding trout. Its dense, slim profile and combination of color, flash, and weight make it a reliable choice for serious anglers in rivers and stillwaters.
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