Stoneflies

Various Stoneflies & their Habiat – Turning over rocks in streams for more than three decades has taught me a few things. For a start, I’ve seen insect larvae that are abundant one month and absent totally a month later. Any insect species with a full one-year life span or less displays a similar pattern. I begin to find nymphs of the tiny winter black stoneflies, for example, in the fall. They grow through the fall and winter, emerge by April, and are then absent in any sampling for the next several months.

However, I can count on finding examples of more long-lived aquatic insect larvae anytime I go out with my kick net. One can dredge up half-grown Hexagenia nymphs, for example, in August; these are just over a year old and they will continue growing and emerge the next July.

Hellgrammites are also collectable year-around; in October one can find small hatchlings from that year’s egg-laying activity, larger one-year old larvae and quite good-sized two-year olds. The latter will be even larger the following May, when they leave the stream to pupate and transform to a winged Dobsonfly.

In short, examples of insects with a two- or three-year larval life spans are present in the stream in edible (to game fish) sizes every day of the year. At this time of the year, that’s especially good news to steelhead anglers across the Midwest who already know that their prized steelies can be tricked by imitations of Hex and stonefly nymphs

Probably the most widely distributed, most frequently collected, and largest aquatic nymphs in the Midwest belong to four genera of large stoneflies: the Giant Stones, Pteronarcys sp., and the Big Golden Stones, which include three common species of Acroneuria, Paragnetina, and Phasganophora.

The Salmon Flies or Giant Stones Pteronarcys californica, of the Madison and other western rivers are well known for its large size, large numbers and the large fish that feed on them. But we in the Midwest have two similar and equally large species, Pteronarcys dorsata and P. pictetii.

These two species, with populations throughout the upper Midwest especially, feed largely on decaying leaves and other dead vegetation and they can often be found in numbers in leaf mats that accumulate on sticks and rocks in the current. I also find pictetii locally in kick-net samples from rocky riffles and from dead streamside grass dangling in the current, and in submerged woody debris.

Nymphs of Pteronarcys are recognized by their large size and particularly by the presence of gills on both the underside of the abdomen and the first couple segments of the abdomen.

While the Salmon Fly of the Madison River emerges in late June and early July, in much of the Midwest, P. dorsata emerges in April and May, that is, fairly soon after snow melt. P. pictetii emerges in May and June, at a time when rivers are returning to more normal water levels.

Emergence of our local Giant Stones is very similar to that of the western species. The mature nymphs crawl across the stream bed and then climb out of the water onto streamside rocks or shrubs. The exoskeleton splits along the head and thorax, the adult slowly emerges and then the wings expand and harden over the next 30 to 60 minutes. The empty shucks can remain on stones, alder stems or bridge abutments for weeks.

While Pteronarcys nymphs are vegetarians, the local Large Goldens are all meat eaters. There’s no hiding for days in a leaf mat munching fungal strands and globs of bacteria from a rotting leaf surface for them. Dining consists of actively crawling about on rocks or woody debris and engulfing any tiny mayfly, stonefly or midge larva that doesn’t clear out of the way.

Examples of Acroneuria, Paragnetina, and Phasganophora are found by picking up and checking the undersides of rocks. Just be quick — these are active predators and Acroneuria in particular can run away quite rapidly.

Acroneura lycorias, with its strongly contrasting black and yellow coloration, is certainly one of the more striking insect nymphs in a stream. Just as striking, however, is to see a pale white individual of the species. These aren’t albinos —the nymph has just molted, and some time is needed before the colors develop in the new exoskeleton. These white forms aren’t rare, and some dedicated fly tiers even tie up all-white imitations of this transitory stage.

A. lycorias lives in a variety of flowing waters, from tiny creeks to large rivers. Its emergence period in the Midwest can begin as early as early May and last until mid-July.

The two other examples of Big Golden Stones in the Midwest, Phasganophora capitata and Paragnetina media, look quite similar. Like many stoneflies, they have conspicuous tufted gills on the underside of the thorax. They are not nearly as colorful as A. lycorias, but they are quite large and are just as desirable a morsel for any hungry trout. They can also be found on the underside of rocks, on woody debris or on any other stable substrate.

P. capitata has a fairly short emergence period of mid May to late June, while P. media emerged from mid-May to late June.

Because these species all require two or three years to reach maturity in Midwest streams, examples of two or even three age classes are found year around in our streams. A reasonable imitation is tied on a #2 – #8 hook, depending on the sizes of the naturals you observe. Effective fly patterns include the Golden Stone, Bitch Creek and Kaufmann’s Black Stone. These patterns should be presented dead drift (all these species are clumsy swimmers, at best) along the bottom. During emergences, remember that nymphs are moving towards shore, so cast to cover there.

List of Stone Fly Patterns for Fly Tying

Adams Snowshoe trude
tier: Peter Frailey
www.danica.com/flytier/pFrailey/adams_snowshoe_trude.htm
Adult Stone
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/adultstone.htm
Air-Filled O2 Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/169.htm
Amy’s Ant (Salmonfly)
from www.utahonthefly.com
www.utahonthefly.com/flytying/flyarchive/amysantorange.htm
Ant Patterns
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/ants.shtml
Bead Brook Stone
from www.fedflyfishers.org
www.fedflyfishers.org/Fly20of20the20Month/flymonth0602BBS.htm
Bibio
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/bibio.shtml
Bibio
tier: Igor Stancev
www.danica.com/flytier/istancev/bibio.htm
Bitterroot Olive Stonefly
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/bitterrootolivestonefly.shtml
Braided Body Stonefly
Fred Bridge
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesF/fb-braidedbodystonefly.htm
Brook’s Montana Stonefly
from www.fedflyfishers.org
www.fedflyfishers.org/FLYmonthbrookstone.htm
Calf Wing Silver Trude
tier: Larry Medina
www.danica.com/flytier/lmedina/calf_wing_silver_trude.htm
CDC Isoperla
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/cdcisoperla.shtml
CDC Rainbow Trude
tier: Larry Medina
www.danica.com/flytier/lmedina/cdc_rainbow_trude.htm
Clark’s Stonefly
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/090400fotw.html
Clark’s Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/323.htm
Clarks Stonefly
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/clarks.shtml
Clarks Stonefly
by Curtis Barnard – from www.hotspotfishing.com
www.hotspotfishing.com/flies/showfly.asp?mcode=&flyid=275&frompage=/
community/flies.asp&fromquery=
Clarks Stonefly
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/clarks.shtml
Crowsnest Stone
from www.sjflyshop.com
www.sjflyshop.com/mercer_poxybackgolden.htm
Cyber Stone
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw/020700fotw.html
Dave’s Salmon Fly
Dave Borjas
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesD/db-davessalmonfly.htm
Dizzy Blond
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/091800fotw.html
Dizzy Blonde
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/318.htm
Dizzy Blonde
Thomas Duncan
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesT/tdun-dizzyblonde.htm
Dizzy Blonde
tier: Thomas Duncan
www.danica.com/flytier/tduncan/dizzy_blonde.htm
Drew’s Bullethead Skwala
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/774.htm
Elk Hair Stone
tier: Harry Mason
www.danica.com/flytier/hmason/elk_hair_stone.htm
EZ Alloperla
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/ezalloperla.shtml
EZ Alloperla
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/ezalloperla.shtml
Fluttering Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1347.htm
Fluttering Stone
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/flutteringstone.htm
Fluttering Stone Hare
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/523.htm
G-J Hopper/Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1226.htm
Gold-ribbed Hare’s Ear
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1006.htm
Golden Stone
tier: Dave Borjas
www.danica.com/flytier/dborjas/golden_stone.htm
Golden Stone
tier: Loren Williams
www.danica.com/flytier/lwilliams/golden_stone.htm
Golden Stonefly
from www.fedflyfishers.org
www.fedflyfishers.org/Fly20of20the20Month/flymonth0704GS.htm
Granny Weave Stonefly
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/advanced/part4.html
Henry’s Fork Golden Stone
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/henrysforkgoldenstone.htm
Henry’s Fork Salmonfly
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/henry’sforksalmonfly.htm
Henry’s Fork Yellow Sally
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/henry’sforkyellowsally.htm
Henry’s Goldstone
from www.utahonthefly.com
www.utahonthefly.com/flytying/flyarchive/henrysgoldstone.htm
Herman’s Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1184.htm
Hoffman Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/163.htm
Hook Weave EZ Stone
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/advanced/part2.html
Howard’s Golden Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1129.htm
Improved Golden Stone
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/improvedgoldenstone.htm
Improved Sofa Pillow
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/improvedsofapillow.htm
Indicator Stonefly
from Fishermans Paradise
fishparadise.tripod.com/indicatorstonefly.html
JJ Bead Head Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1521.htm
Jughead
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/325.htm
Juniata gramite
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1044.htm
KAP’s Preference Black Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1260.htm
Kaufmann Black Stone
from www.sjflyshop.com
www.sjflyshop.com/kaufmann_stonefly.htm
Kaufmann Golden Stone
from www.sjflyshop.com
www.sjflyshop.com/kaufmann_stonefly.htm
Kaufmann Stone Rubber Legs – Black
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/kstone_rubber_black.htm
Kaufmann Stone Rubber Legs – Brown
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/kstone_rubber_brown.htm
Kaufmann Stone Rubber Legs – Golden
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/kstone_rubber_golden.htm
Kaufmann’s Stimulator
from www.fedflyfishers.org
www.fedflyfishers.org/flymonthstimulator.htm
Lil Yella Fella
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/348.htm
Lil’ Black Staddis
by Larry Jurgens- from www.frontrangeanglers.com
www.frontrangeanglers.com/flytying/larryjurgens/larryjurgenslilblack
staddis.htm
Lime Trude
tier: Larry Medina
www.danica.com/flytier/lmedina/lime_trude.htm
Little Black tone
tier: Jerry Caruso
www.danica.com/flytier/jcaruso/little_black_stone.htm
Little Brown Stone
tier: Jerry Caruso
www.danica.com/flytier/jcaruso/little_brown_stone.htm
Little Brown Stone Adult
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/littlebrownstone.shtml
Little Brown Stone Adult
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/littlebrownstone.shtml
Little River Little Yellow Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/416.htm
Little Yellow Stone
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/littleyellowstone.shtml
Little Yellow Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/749.htm
Little Yellow Stone

www.flytyingworld.com/For%20Sale/DryFly/littleyellowstone.htm
Little Yellow Stonefly
from www.flyline.com
www.flyline.com/fly_patterns/dry_flies/little_yellow_stonefly/
Little Yellow Stonefly – Female
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/littleyellowstoneflyfemale.htm
Little Yellow Stonefly – Yellow/Orange
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/littleyelowstoneflyyelloworange.htm
Little Yellow Ugly
Paco Soria
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesP/ps-littleyellowugly.htm
Low Ball Stonefly
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/lowballstonefly.shtml
Low Ball Stonefly
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/lowballstonefly.shtml
MacSalmon
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/macsalmon.shtml
MacSalmon
Don Shipp
www.flytyingworld.com/macsalmon.htm
Madam X
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/madamx.shtml
Madam X
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/madamx.htm
Madam X
from www.flyline.com
www.flyline.com/fly_patterns/dry_flies/madam_x/
Madame X
tier: Bob Petti
www.danica.com/flytier/bobpetti/madame_x.htm
Magic Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1112.htm
Masking Tape Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1005.htm
Masterclass Large Dark Stonefly Nymph.
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/45.htm
Masterclass Stonefly Nymph
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/55.htm
Mat’s Stone Fly
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw/030199fotw.html
Matt’s Golden Stone
Matt Mickey
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesM/mm-mgs.htm
Mikstim
tier: Wally Lutz
www.danica.com/flytier/wlutz/mikstim.htm
Modified Joe’s Hopper
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/706.htm
montucky growler
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1523.htm
Morrisfoam Golden Stone
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw/051500fotw.html
MWSF – My Wife’s Stone Fly
T. J. Camblin
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesT/tjc-mwsf.htm
Nick’s Black Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1498.htm
Nick’s Sunken Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1087.htm
No Brainer
tier: Wally Lutz
www.danica.com/flytier/wlutz/no_brainer.htm
North Shore Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1158.htm
Olive Brown Stonefly
Robert "Bob" Balogh
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesR/rb-olivebrownstonefly.htm
Oliver Stone
tier: Tomaz Modic
www.danica.com/flytier/tmodic/oliver_stone.htm
Orange Trude
tier: Peter Frailey
www.danica.com/flytier/pFrailey/orange_trude.htm
Original Foam Stone
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw/032299fotw.html
Parachute – Golden Stone
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/parachutegoldenstone.htm
Parachute Black Stone
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/parachuteblack.shtml
Parachute Stimulator
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/878.htm
Parachute Stimulator (Skwala colors)
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/778.htm
Peacock Trude
tier: Larry Medina
www.danica.com/flytier/lmedina/peacock_trude.htm
Peppe’s Stonefly
tier: Gianluca Nocentini
www.danica.com/flytier/gnocentini/peppes_stonefly.htm
Pheasant Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1130.htm
Pumpkin-Butt Brook Lytning
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/499.htm
RDH Stone
tier: Sven Ostermann
www.danica.com/flytier/sostermann/rdh_stone.htm
Red Squirrel Stonefly
Jack Pangburn
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesJ/jp-rss.htm
Robber Fly
tier: Kevin Kresowaty
www.danica.com/flytier/kkresowaty/robber_fly.htm
Rogue Foan Stone – Giant
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/roguefoamstonegiant.htm
Rogue Foan Stone – Golden
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/roguefoamstonegolden.htm
Rolling Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/572.htm
Royal Coachman
from www.flytiers.com
www.flytiers.com/data/flypattern.asp?cmd=2&n=17
Royal Stimulator
from www.utahonthefly.com
www.utahonthefly.com/flyarchive/royalstimulator.htm
Royal Stimulator
tier: Doug Jeffries
www.danica.com/flytier/djeffries/royal_stimulator.htm
Rubber-leg Stonefly Nymph
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1247.htm
Salmon Fly
tier: Dave Borjas
www.danica.com/flytier/dborjas/salmonfly.htm
Salmonfly
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/salmonfly.htm
Salmonfly Adult
Don Shipp
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesD/ds-salmonfly_adult.htm
Samuel McKale
tier: Marshall Porterfield
www.danica.com/flytier/mporterfield/samuel_mckale.htm
Satsop Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/696.htm
Scavenger Stonefly
tier: Joyce Westphal
www.danica.com/flytier/jwestphal/scavenger_stonefly.htm
Seducer – Orange
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/seducerorange.htm
Seducer – Yellow
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/seduceryellow.htm
SLF Golden Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1151.htm
SLF Golden Stone
Lee Costner
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesL/ldc-slfgoldenstone.htm
Sofa Pillow
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/sofapillow.shtml
Sofa Pillow

www.flytyingworld.com/For%20Sale/DryFly/sofapillow.htm
Spinner – Yellow Sulpher
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/spinneryellowsulphur.htm
Stimulator
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/stimulator.shtml
Stimulator
tier: Kim Boal
www.danica.com/flytier/kboal/stimulator.htm
Stimulator
from www.flytiers.com
www.flytiers.com/data/flypattern.asp?cmd=2&n=16
Stimulator
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/stimulator.shtml
Stimulator
tier: Steve Davenport
www.danica.com/flytier/sdavenport/stimulator.htm
Stimulator
Tim Trexler
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesT/tt-stimulatorolive.htm
Stimulator
tier: Bob Petti
www.danica.com/flytier/bobpetti/stimulat.htm
Stimulator
Ed Gallop
www.flytyingworld.com/For%20Sale/DryFly/stimulatorolive.htm
Stimulator
from www.flyline.com
www.flyline.com/fly_patterns/dry_flies/stimulator/
Stimulator
from www.troutflies.com
www.troutflies.com/tutorials/stimulator/
Stimulator
Donn Shipp
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesD/stimulator.htm
Stimulator (Olive)
from www.utahonthefly.com
www.utahonthefly.com/flyarchive/stimulatorolive.htm
Stimulator – Black
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/stimulatorblack.htm
Stimulator – Olive
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/stimulatorolive.htm
Stimulator – Orange
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/stimulatororange.htm
Stimulator – Royal
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/stimulatorroyal.htm
Stimulator – Tan
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/stimulatortan.htm
Stimulator – Yellow
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/stimulatoryellow.htm
Stone Fly
Matt Nicol
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesM/mn-stone_fly.htm
Stonefly
Jean-Louis Teyssie
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesJ/jlt-stonefly.htm
Stonefly adults
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/stoneflypatterns.shtml
Stonefly adults
from Westfly.com
www.westfly.com/patterns/dry/stoneflypatterns.shtml
Suckitville Sally
by Brian Schmidt- from www.frontrangeanglers.com
www.frontrangeanglers.com/flytying/brianschmidt/brianschmidtsuckitvi
llesally.htm
Suspender Midge
tier: John Mundinger
www.danica.com/flytier/jmundinger/suspender_midge.htm
The Convertible
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/75.htm
The Improved Sofa Pillow
from www.fedflyfishers.org
www.fedflyfishers.org/flymonthsofapillow.htm
Trude – Adams
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/trudeadams.htm
Trude – Hares Ear
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/trudeharesear.htm
Trude – Lime
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/trudelime.htm
Trude – Peacock
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/trudepeacock.htm
Trude – Pink
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/trudepink.htm
Trude – Rio Grande
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/truderiogande.htm
Trude – Royal Coachman
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/truderoyalcoachman.htm
Trude – Yellow
from Twin River Anglers – the Tying Bench
www.traflyfish.com/tying/trout/trudeyellow.htm
Tulle Seducer
Paul Dieter
www.flytyingworld.com/PagesP/pd-tulleseducer.htm
Twenty-incher
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/938.htm
Twisted Stonefly Adult
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/022502fotw.html
Virtual Stonefly
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/advanced/part5.html
Wayne’s Rootbeer Stone
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1529.htm
Wing Thing
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/695.htm
Wired Stonefly
from flyanglersonline.com
www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/080403fotw.html
Wright’s Royal
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/227.htm
Yakima Stone
from www.utahonthefly.com
www.utahonthefly.com/flytying/flyarchive/yakstone.htm
Yakima Stonefly
from www.flyfisherman.com
shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/1135.htm
Yellow Bellied Mattress Thrasher
tier: Steve Williams
www.danica.com/flytier/swilliams/yellow_bellied_mattress_thrasher.htm
Yellow Sally
by BJ Lester- from www.frontrangeanglers.com
www.frontrangeanglers.com/flytying/bjlester/bjlesteryellowsally.htm
Yellow Sally
from www.utahonthefly.com
www.utahonthefly.com/flytying/flyarchive/yellowsally.htm
Yellow Sally
tier: Bruce Salzburg
www.danica.com/flytier/bsalzburg/yellow_sally.htm
Yellow Sally
tier: Jerry Caruso
www.danica.com/flytier/jcaruso/yellow_sally.htm
Yellow Sally
by Bob Krumm- from www.frontrangeanglers.com
www.frontrangeanglers.com/flytying/bobkrumm/bobkrummyellowsally.htm
Yellow Stimulator
tier: Harry Mason
www.danica.com/flytier/hmason/yellow_stimulator.htm
Yellow Stimulator
tier: Hans Weilenmann
www.danica.com/flytier/hweilenmann/yellow_stimulator.htm
Yellow Stimulator
tier: Jason Freund
www.danica.com/flytier/jfreund/yellow_stimulator.htm

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