Learn How to Tie a Skwala Stonefly

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The mighty Skwala-as soon as you hear someone mention this bug, you know it's spring in the Northwest. From the Bitterroot to the Clark Fork, from the Big Hole to the Beaverhead, to the Yakima and beyond, this hatch is well recognized by anglers and trout alike.And that’s with good reason: The Skwala is the first large bug of the year and the fish eat it under the surface and, more importantly, above. Anglers used to throwing tiny midges and Baetis get a reprieve by casting size-8 stones off 4X tippet.
Hook: Dai Riki size 8# 270
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Body: Olive 2mm sheet foam
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Underwing: Grey 1mm sheet foam
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Dubbing: Ice dub olive brown
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Legs/Tail: Black Montana fly Co. Sexi Floss
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Underwing accent: Pearl Flashabou
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Thread: Black 6/0
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[@chriskriewall8941]

one of the better skwala patterns iv seen.. and i know this bug these bugs. one of my favorite times of yea,r april baby. OR , ID

[@DEPORTESTERA]

Muy buen video, me encanto .like y suscrito.

[@wildman2894]

i tie body on needle first you can hide the thread in between body segments just a thought it is easier that way nice tie

[@chriskriewall8941]

now you wont need a needle.