Beautiful stone fly imitation!

That's a fish catcher for sure. My mom used to tie a very similar fly back in the 1970s and 1980s that she called a Grey Back Yellow. After wrapping the lead nearly the full length of the shank, she pinched it flat with pliers then wove a gray back and either a pale or bright yellow abdomen then finished it off with a brown hen feather collar. We used to catch fish on them until they fell apart and it's still one of my favorites.

I caught a bunch of fish with that fly.

I know this is over 10 years old, but one of the best examples of tying a woven floss body. Very easy to follow 👌 👍

nicely shaped head!

Beautiful!

Beautiful fly and great instruction. Thank you.

Awsome sause!

Nice video. One note: I used them lots in Alaska as salmon fry imitations for big rainbows but found extra slim versions to work best for picky feeders. You can cut off all but 8 or 10 fibers of each color to make a wisp of a streamer and use a black felt pen to make some light barring on the strands for par marks.

Nice!! Tight lines🐜🕷️🐛!!!!!

Nice ty. Are these good for the western US?? Tight lines🐛🐜🕷️!!!!

Thank you! Great pattern and video. Love the herl!

Exceptional explanation!

I have to say this is genius, you are a fly tying artist. This is similar to one of my favorite patterns. Thanks for sharing I'm definitely going to subscribe. Your awesome man.

I find building a thread body first prevents fly body spinning on hook & also coming apart. Also giving a back then forward tug on whip finish prevents blow ups as well. Just my thoughts. Thanks for pattern. I like flashabou for back & well almost any part depending as I tie a lot of saltwaters.

amazing!

Very good job Sir. I just started tying Flies again and forgot how too do this. I was doing a Teds Stonefly variation and the trout possibly think its a crayfish in which I don't care lol. Its an incredible technique . Ty

Back in The Early 70's I remember when Fly Fishing and keeping a few trout for The Pan I was amazed how many pebbles and stick matter was actually in a Trouts Stomach.

Donde se compra ese material?

Superb! I hope you catch lots of fish with these.

Nice job! Looks good!

Owesome techniques!

Perfekt für Anfänger .. weil die Proportionen passen .. nicht alles in Nahaufnahme

Love this fly, have had much success in the past. Wondering how much the scud hook vs a regular nymph hook matters when tying these? Any insight would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

That.... is impressive. Very much so. 😮

That's a belter mate all the best fae Scotland tightlines.

Interesting, ever caught anything on it?

Great looking fly m8.

reminds me of this woven scud I used to tie. fun times! ☺️

I’ve tied a similar pattern but with Antron yarn instead of dubbing. It’s a little trickier than tying it with dubbing but very doable.

nice job on the tie. I would have loved to see how you manipulated the hackle used for antennae. The description alone was a bit confusing. Thanks though. I'm going to give this fly a try right now.

is this really dental floss? haha

That really looks like a wonderful fly that you tied!

Scott Sanchez. Great fly.

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great bug case is super realistic

That is the easiest have watched. Why is it called Adams?

I liked the cutting of the elk hair. Game changer!

Awesome tie, just made one. Thanks for the share! Tight lines!!!

Nice job very realistic you don’t know if a fish could resist. Thanks for sharing.

Stellar job dude!

Nice pattern thanks for sharing

>>>----->💥 Amazing tie, Ty

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Great tie but dark background made it difficult to see the fly at times.

Difficult to see the fly with the dark background

thank you! going to do this exact fly except I'm not trimming the bottom hackle

That’s a fantastic way to tie this fly ,

Beautiful looking pattern and looks like an excellent fish catcher for sure!

Floating or diving?