26K views · 331 reactions | Jiggy Zirdle Bug. Mimics crayfish, stonefly nymphs and leeches. Materials listed in the comments #flytying #flyfishing #pesca #reels | The Tao of Flies | Facebook

721 reactions · 17 shares | Weird to see stonefly nymphs in November?? No way!! Fish are opportunistic and will still smash a well placed stonefly nymph. Don’t forget to have a few when you venture out to the river next time. I caught a few browns on our size 10 Foxie. That’s a BIG anchor fly. It sizes well for golden stone nymphs. The fish hammered it. Tie one on #troutflies #flybox #fishlocal #flyfishtrout #riverfishin #roundrocksflies #stoneflies | RoundRocks Flies | Facebook

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20K views · 384 reactions | Stonefly Materials List: Hook: Ahrex 531 size 12 Weight: .020 lead wire Antenna/tail: Goose biots Body: Hares mask Backing: Pheasant tail Ribbing: Small gold wire Legs: Hungarian partridge UV Resin: Solarez Bone Dry | The Tao of Flies | Facebook

Winter Stonefly - these little guys are out and about across numerous watersheds in the US. Along with midges, winter stoneflies are a staple of a fish’s diet this time of year. This nymph is a variation of a black pheasant tail. The nymph is best tied in sizes 18-20. Hook: Fulling Mill FM5065 Body/Tail/Wingcase: Black pheasant tail Thorax: Superfine dubbing black Rib: Extra small UTC black wire Bead: Fulling Mill black tungsten sized to hook Resin: Solarez thin Thread: Semperfli 18/0 black nano