Tying the Clark's Stone / one of the best Stonefly patterns / fly tying / fly tying for beginners

In this video we tie a slight variation on a Clark's Stonefly. This is one of our favorite Golden Stonefly patterns, particularly for discriminate fish feeding in smooth water. The Clark's Stone doesn't have the buoyancy that a Chubby Chernobyl or a Norm Woods might have, but that's what makes it such a great patter for selective fish. With it's lack of floatation, it sits lower in the water, wing flush with the surface, offering a very realistic silhouette when viewed from below. The Clark's stone is a must have when fishing a golden stone hatch on any river in the West.
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[@SigmaWolfOutdoors]

Great tie ...

[@dannywhite7523]

Thanks for sharing.

[@richardberger263]

fished it for several years on the deschutes without legs. Do you think the color of the legs makes a differance

[@hollowaybrosfishing9197]

Hey Richard, I don't think the color of the legs matter too much to the trout, I however like a color combo that matches the fly. I do think the trout like the legs in general, regardless of color. Thanks for the question!