Converse of object

• hatch: The hatched nymph looks more or less like a smaller version of the adult.

• tie: These are great for tying trout nymphs in natural colors.

• fish: Do you fish a nymph or a dry fly?

• call: Among them was a water nymph called Tamara who dwelt with her parents in a subterranean home on the border of the moors.

Adjective modifier

• weighted: I also use weighted pheasant tail nymphs in sizes 10 to 14.

• Czech: Last year his best Czech nymph was made from orange rabbit with black thorax or with a goldhead.

• naked: Three naked nymphs vanish as I'm jerked back to wakefulness.

• heavy: I tackled my ten foot three piece five weight rod with a heavy caddis nymph.

• beautiful: By chance he finally glimpses the elusive creature - a beautiful sea nymph, who has crossed into our world from her own.

• young: Moving around The young nymphs crawl around in the sediment.

Modifies a noun

• fisherman: As a regular nymph fisherman I have a box of just nymphs and boxes for dry flies.

• fishing: The germ of an idea was the start of his pursuit of the development of nymph fishing.

• pattern: Czech nymph patterns range from size 8 to 14.

• stage: The nymph stage of the pest, is particularly, damaging to citrus plants.

Noun used with modifier

• stonefly: I also like the legs on his stonefly nymph.

• mayfly: The marl provides excellent conditions for the mayfly nymphs to make a stable burrow in which they dwell for approximately 2 years.

• pheasant: I also use weighted pheasant tail nymphs in sizes 10 to 14.

• dragonfly: Could you tell a dragonfly nymph from a great diving beetle?

• damsel: Artificial damsel nymphs can be fished with faster pulls than you'd use with smaller nymphs.

• tail: I also use weighted pheasant tail nymphs in sizes 10 to 14.