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The Tasmanian Devil nymph is a modern jig-style fly that originated in Tasmania, Australia, where anglers needed a tough, fast-sinking nymph to handle cold, fast rivers and aggressive trout. It was developed by Tasmanian competition anglers in the early 2010s, inspired by European nymphing patterns but adapted to local conditions. Named after the feisty Tasmanian devil, the fly reflects its character—small, dark, and highly effective—imitating stonefly and mayfly nymphs while provoking reaction strikes through its slim profile and tungsten bead
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