Fly Tying Sinking Stone | Hackles & Wings

[@robertperman8967]

Nice fly but very intricate!! Tight lines🐜🐛🕷️!!!!

[@seanmooney3907]

Very nice tie Simon. I have done some stoneflies but never on a curved hook. It really looks nice. I will have to try one now. I don't use much swiss straw, and may not have that color but a black one would work. Maybe I will substitute another material if I don't have brown swiss straw. All the best and thanks for sharing. Sean

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thank you Sean! The curved hooks give a little more life to the bugs in my opinion and also usually have a wider gape, which I like. Give it a try and any backing material would work well, even pheasant tail. All the best. Simon

[@robertperman8967]

Sweet ty! Tight lines🕷️🐛🐜!!!!

[@karldunphy17]

Another great the. Will definitely give it a go. Thanks for sharing

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thank you very much Karl. Have fun tying :)

[@lawrencesmeen522]

Really beautiful tie !!

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thanks a lot!

[@atanazypernat8475]

lovely-good job!

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thanks a lot!

[@GoneFishingStories]

Really awesome!

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thank you!

[@atvshatun5823]

👍

[@icedaft]

Nice work! Why brass Bead instead of Tungsten? Is the Hook heavy enough?

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thank you! For slower and shallower water I prefer to use lighter flies as they move better. But to suit your waters you can always add more weight.

[@DanielA-mp2sk]

Bitchin tie dude! Very skilled. I'm sure that thing fools other stone flies, let alone some finicky trout. Thumbs up! 🤙🤙👍👍👍👍👍👍🍻🍻

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thanks a lot Daniel!

[@netrich143]

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[@HacklesAndWings]

Sorry I don't speak spanish