Favorite Small Stream Brookie Nymphs?

[Prospector]

On streams that are rarely fished you can use just about anything. I tend to use green BH San Juan worms since I can easily track them by sight to ensure a proper drift and a quicker hook set.

However near me there are a few small streams that get a ton of pressure. On those streams the green fly doesn’t work well. Instead a BH pheasant tail nymph or a BH March Brown nymph works best. I’m not sure how many of those insects are in the stream but a more natural fly works best for me. Those are my “go to” flies.

 

[Thunderpole]

I agree if I end up using a dropper off a dry it's just basic a pt or haresear wd40 or walts worm. Iv tried all these fancy Flys and the basics just work. Copper John iv becoming a big fan of too recently

 

[Mrangler]

Pink San Juan worm, pink weenie ,gold ribbed hares ear with orange hot spot.

 

[krayfish2]

I haven't been given the opportunity to post this in a few years so I thank you.

Cigarette butt fly and hemlock branch fly. They are not picky.

 

[Sharknado5]

JGR that's about the most menacing-looking fish face I've ever seen. I'm happy to not be a green weenie.