Nice job tying those flies and with the pix, spoof. I'd fish them with some confidence for trouts in moving water. If I were tying them, I'd go a bit sparser on the tails and hackle.

Having said that, I need to ask about the name. Is that the "prince charming" that was recently written up in a fly tying magazine ?? When I saw that one, I thought, and still do, that the fly bears virtually no resemblance to a prince nymph, and the naming of it is a cheap marketing trick meant to attract attention and increase sales. The only thing they have in common with a real prince nymph is the white biots.

Got to say that the real prince nymph, which has a well deserved world class reputation, is a fly that just never worked for me. I'd either lose them before I caught a fish or I wouldn't catch a fish. Except one time when I pulled about fifteen mountain whitefish out of one small hole with one fly on the South Fork of the Snake in SE Idaho. Scott for sure would save the world.

John