Stoneflies

The Giant Stonefly can get as big as 40mm long and they begin their migration from the bottom of the river long before they actually come out on the...

This stonefly nymph fly is a variation on one of the hottest nymphs on the market, the Copper John. This version has rubber legs for a bit more of a...

The HNIC (N=Nymph) is tied with the new Wiggle Stone Bodies (available in the Fly tying section of this site). These flies are even more "wiggly" and...

A must-have stonefly nymph pattern for western US rivers. The ultimate imitation of the Pteronarcyidae, this giant stonefly nymph pattern is designed...

These flies are a top choice for hardcore early season trout nymphing. An excellent stonefly dropper pattern or a double nymph. Drop this fly off the...

Once again Oliver Edwards outdoes himself in the creation of a realistic pattern. This little Yellow Stonefly nymph is remarkable in its realism and...

Parkin's PR Muskrat - Golden Stone is really, really buggy. The large golden stoneflies often hatch at night so anglers rarely see the adults and...

The Real Stone - Black is an ultra realistic big bug that works exceptionally well in any stream where the giant stoneflies reside. It is very heavy...

Golden stonefly nymphs are big, buggy and ugly and trout love them. They are the most prolific of the big stones and this is a big sexy pattern with...

No need for introductions. If you want a stonefly imitation, this is it. Tungsten bead is at the head under the soft shell. This pattern drops like a...

This is one of the most essential fly patterns to have early in the season. Another super realistic stonefly pattern which is an excellent fly for...

The most important stage of the stonefly is the nymph stage, because it is more available to the trout as it crawls along the bottom on its way out...