Fly Tying Tutorial: The Stoneflopper - STONEFLY & Hopper Fly Pattern
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
- In this fly tying tutorial, we re-work one of our classic patterns, the Stoneflopper, which is a fly pattern that can double as a stonefly or a grasshopper.
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This is ridiculously easy to tie. I tied up a few, some "unsinka" style with foam wrapped body and some with dubbing. What a great pattern! Thanks, Clark!
Such a cool looking pattern with that MFC photo foam. Another winner for sure!👍
That’s a rad little pattern. Really dig that rubber leg trick for the tail. Love these vids, learn something new everytime.
Love this pattern
I like that foam bullet head!
Nice pattern. I agree, whip finishing with a whip finish tool is superior to a hand whip finish.
Gize Rock!! Like this pattern a lot but wondering about how well the flat piece of foam body is fastened to the fly? Seems like gluing foam on dubbing with only a tiedown in front may not be enough?? Not questioning your experience and skills, just asking for your opinion??
Peter Sansone yep. It stays on really well. We have actually been fishing this pattern for years.
Nice fly for this time of year. great job on tying it. nice hearing rooster crowing at the beginning.haha
Curtis and/or Cheech. I am trying to start up my youtube channel again. I like your intro and was wondering how you created the intro. Thanks for your reply.
It's a combo of a few people's work on the art and then a friend who's an animator brought it to life.
Stoned Hopper !
Nice , two for the price of one ;-)
Could probably work well as cicada? Tied slightly broader...
Would be a decent imitation of a Katydid as well
I thought the same thing. I tied up a few in black and I honestly think they'd work better than most of what I have. Too bad all the cicadas are gone in my neck of the woods (for the year)