Kaufmann's Stone - Stonefly Nymph Fly Tying - Randall Kaufmann Fly Pattern

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The Kaufmann Stone is a lifelike and super heavy Stonefly Nymph Pattern. The Kaufmann Stone was developed by Randall Kaufmann and continues to be a standard in Stonefly Nymph Patterns. The Kaufmann Stone can be tied in many colors. The Golden (seen in this video), Black, Brown variations are the most popular and represent most of the natural stoneflies found in Western Rivers. The Kaufmann Stone is designed to be fished near the bottom, tumbling among the rocks and boulders in deep pools. The Kaufmann Stone is a must have for any trip in the West. Do not leave home with out them!
Kaufmann Stone Fly Tying Recipe:
Hook: Tiemco 5262 #04-10
Thread: Tan UTC 70
Weight: .025 Lead Wire
Tail: Tan Goose Biots
Body: Golden Stone SLF Dubbing
Rib: Medium Brown or Golden Stone D-Rib
Wings: Mottled Turkey Wing
Antennae: Tan Goose Biots
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[@philipeddy3841]

Great video. Super presentation, been tying for as long as I've been fly fishing( 46 years) and can always use some tricks from others for easier materials applications.

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Fished the Madison yesterday with one of these I tied on a # 10 in Gold , Worked great !

[@aaronkuper4324]

You should put up a materials list at the end of the video so I know what I need to buy

[@anablakp3200]

Awesome and informative tutorial! Thank you for sharing. I am looking for the video if there is one, on the Woven Stonefly Nymph, which uses the vinyl-rib body and has 3 wing casings. Really appreciate help to find the video or even a material list.

[@steveyates1136]

Nice job as usual, just one thing. Fix that squeaky ass bobbin.

[@anablakp3200]

The hook looks like a streamer #2, wire .020, thread white 6/0, Body Hare-Tron Dubbing Golden Stone, Rib Vinyl brown, wing case turkey tail mottled oak. I hope this is of some help to someone. Instead of putting up a material list, he gives a link to the whole fly tying catalogue on Amazon, the lazy sod, I unsubscribe now.