Rivfly “Tennessee Gold” – 60-Piece Curator’s Edition Fly Kit (NWTF Charity Surplus Edition)
Engineered for the Smokies & Tailwaters. The Official Selection of the NWTF Nashville Convention.
$160.00
- Official NWTF Archive: Authentic surplus from the 50th Anniversary event in Nashville. Extremely limited availability.
- Total Terrain Coverage: A pro-level arsenal engineered to conquer both the technical Caney Fork tailwaters and the fast-flowing Smoky Mountain streams.
- Attrition-Based Count: Not a random mix. We packed 10x of high-loss nymphs (Hare’s Ear) and 6x of durable streamers based on actual river usage.
- Collector’s Art Box: Housed in a premium, double-sided slit foam case featuring custom trout art—waterproof and river-ready.
- The Complete “Tennessee 60”: Includes 60 premium flies, from #20 technical midges to #8 heavy streamers.
Availability: In stock
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$160.00
The “Tennessee Gold” Standard: A Curator’s Arsenal
This isn’t just a box of flies. It is a tactical map of the American Southeast, translated into steel and feathers. Originally designed for the 50th National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Convention in Nashville, this kit was built to answer one specific question: “If I could only carry one box for a week in Tennessee, what would be inside?”
Engineered for Two Worlds
Tennessee fishing presents two extreme challenges. This kit solves both:
1. The Technical Tailwaters (Caney Fork & South Holston)
The water here is clear, cold, and pressured. The fish are smart. To fool them, you need micro-patterns.
The Solution: We included #20 Midge Emergers and #16 Copper John Nymphs. These tiny, realistic profiles are essential for navigating the picky currents of the tailwaters.
2. The Smoky Mountain Freestones
Up in the mountains, the water is fast and the pockets are tight. You need buoyancy and visibility.
The Solution: High-floating Elk Hair Caddis (#14) and flashy Prince Nymphs (#14) designed to trigger aggressive strikes in turbulent water.
The “Attrition Rate” Logic: Why 60 Flies?
Most kits give you an equal number of every fly. That is wrong. You lose nymphs to rocks far more often than you lose streamers to trees. We engineered the count based on real-world “Attrition Rates”:
- 10x High-Loss Scouts: Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear & Pheasant Tail Nymphs. These are your bottom-bouncers. You will snag them, so we gave you plenty of spares.
- 8x Technical Micros: Midges and small nymphs. Essential for technical drifts, but hard to tie on. We provided ample backup.
- 6x Durable Hunters: Foam Hoppers and Woolly Buggers. These are big, tough flies that last through multiple fish. 6 is all you need for a season.
Inventory Checklist (60 Pieces)
Top Water (Dries & Terrestrials)
(6x) Foam Hopper (Tan/Green #8): The summer essential for terrestrial season.
(6x) Elk Hair Caddis (#14): The go-to dry fly for fast currents.
Sub-Surface (Nymphs & Midges)
(10x) Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear (#14): The universal searching pattern.
(10x) Bead Head Pheasant Tail (#16): Mimics mayfly nymphs perfectly.
(8x) Prince Nymph (#14): A classic attractor pattern.
(6x) Copper John (#12): Fast-sinking wire body for deep pools.
(8x) Midge Emerger (#20): The tailwater secret weapon.
The Heavy Artillery (Streamers)
(6x) Woolly Bugger (Black/Olive #8): For chasing trophy Browns and Bass.
The Collector’s Box
Housed in a premium “Pocket Art” ABS box with double-sided slit foam. The custom trout artwork celebrates the heritage of American fly fishing. Waterproof, durable, and ready for the river.
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