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Wifreo Fly Fishing Flies Assortment with Waterproof Fly Box, 28/40/64/92/120pcs
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Wifreo Fly Fishing 54 Nymph Flies Assortment BH Wet Fly Review
Our verdict
The Wifreo 54-piece BH Nymph fly assortment costs $22.99 and holds a 4.5-star rating across 136 reviews, with 200-plus units bought last month, the strongest demand figure of any wet fly in this comparison. At roughly 43 cents per fly, it undercuts every other multi-piece set here on a per-fly basis.
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Anglers who want the largest per-dollar fly count in this comparison, 54 copper and high carbon steel bead-head nymphs in rainbow, brown, and purple for panfish and trout, backed by the highest bought-last-month figure in the group.
Skip if
Skip it if you specifically need a streamer or dry pattern rather than a bead-head nymph, or if the 4.6-star ratings of the wifreo Wooly Bugger or 36 SPJ000187 sets matter more to you than this set's slightly lower 4.5 stars.
- Material Copper, High Carbon Steel
- Weight 0.11 Kilograms
- Target Species Panfish, Trout
- Technique Straight Eye Fly Hook
- Color Rainbow,Brown,Purple
- Pieces 54
- Priced 77% above the category median ($12.99 across 17 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.4/5
overall
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Owner rating4.5/5
4.5 average across 136 owner ratings
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Popularity2.1/5
136 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Nymphing for panfish and trout tends to eat through flies fast, snagged on rocks or lost to short strikes, which is where a 54-piece assortment like this Wifreo BH Nymph set earns its keep. Built from copper and high carbon steel on straight eye hooks, it comes in rainbow, brown, and purple across all 54 pieces, weighing in at 0.11 kilograms for the full set.
At $22.99, the per-fly cost works out to about 43 cents, well below the roughly 67-cent-per-fly cost of the $7.99 Elk 1000 or BH 1002 12-packs and far below the Mustad-hook Wooly Bugger set's cost of over $2 per fly. The 4.5-star rating across 136 reviews sits a step below the 4.6 stars posted by the wifreo Wooly Bugger and 36 SPJ000187 sets.
What stands out most is demand: 200-plus units bought last month, double the 100-plus figure reported for the Elk 1000, BH 1002, and 36 SPJ000187, and four times the 50-plus figure for the two cheaper Tigofly and Wooly Bugger listings. In stock and available, this is the highest-volume mover in this wet-fly comparison, which lines up with its strong per-fly value at 54 pieces for $22.99.
Pros
- 54 pieces for $22.99 works out to about 43 cents per fly, the lowest per-fly cost among the multi-piece sets in this comparison
- 200-plus units bought last month is the highest demand figure of any wet fly compared here
- 4.5-star rating across 136 reviews is a solidly positive mark
- Copper and high carbon steel construction on straight eye hooks for durability
- Three color options, rainbow, brown, and purple, across the full 54-piece set
Cons
- 4.5-star rating trails the 4.6 stars posted by the wifreo Wooly Bugger and 36 SPJ000187 sets
- 136 reviews is a smaller sample than the Elk 1000's 284 or BH 1002's 512
- Targets panfish and trout specifically rather than the broader bass, bluegill, and pike range some alternatives cover
- At 0.11 kilograms, this is a heavier full-set weight than the lighter individual-fly alternatives
Specifications
| Material | Copper, High Carbon Steel |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.11 Kilograms |
| Target Species | Panfish, Trout |
| Technique | Straight Eye Fly Hook |
| Color | Rainbow,Brown,Purple |
| Pieces | 54 |
Performance notes
Bead-head nymphs built from copper and high carbon steel on straight eye hooks are a workhorse combination for subsurface panfish and trout fishing. The copper detail typically points to a beaded head that adds weight and flash, helping the fly sink and catch light as it drifts, which matters for nymphing techniques where the fly needs to ride near the bottom without a split shot. At 0.11 kilograms across all 54 pieces, the set is not delicate, and straight eye hooks are a standard, easy-to-tie profile compatible with most tippet and leader setups anglers already use. Three colors, rainbow, brown, and purple, cover a reasonable range of water clarity and light conditions without requiring a separate purchase for each pattern. At under half a dollar per fly, the value proposition here leans on quantity and hook durability rather than a single specialized tie.
What buyers say
A 4.5-star rating across 136 reviews places this set just behind the 4.6-star marks of the wifreo Wooly Bugger and 36 SPJ000187 listings, but the story here is really the demand figure. At 200-plus units bought last month, it moves at double the rate of the 100-plus alternatives and four times the 50-plus figure of the cheaper Tigofly and Mustad-hook Wooly Bugger sets. That combination, a strong rating and the highest bought-last-month figure in this comparison, suggests a listing that has found a wide, repeat-buying audience among nymph fishermen rather than a niche pattern with a small but vocal following.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the per-fly cost compare to other wet flies here?
At $22.99 for 54 pieces, each fly costs about 43 cents, cheaper per fly than the $7.99 Elk 1000 or BH 1002 12-packs work out to at roughly 67 cents each, and far below the Mustad-hook Wooly Bugger set's cost of over $2 per fly.
Is 200-plus bought last month a strong demand signal?
Yes, it is the highest bought-last-month figure among the wet flies in this comparison, double the 100-plus reported for the Elk 1000, BH 1002, and 36 SPJ000187, and four times the 50-plus figure for the two cheaper listings here, a clear signal of strong demand.
What species is this nymph assortment built for?
The listing specifies panfish and trout as the target species, using copper and high carbon steel construction on straight eye hooks. That is a narrower species focus than some alternatives, which list trout, bass, bluegill, and pike together in one broader multi-species box.