![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
![]() Tying Instructions |
Materials:
(to Order Material, click the link)
Actual Little Yellow Stonefly: |
Notes: Lee Clark developed a series of stonefly imitations while fishing the Metolius and Deshutes River of Oregon in the early 1980's. The popularity of this pattern is due to the ease of tying as well as the durability and floatation characteristics. The Little Yellow Stonefly can be used to imitate Yellow Sallies, and other small yellow stoneflies. It can also imitate grasshoppers and caddis. Other variations include the larger Clark's Stonefly for Golden Stones and Salmonflies, the Little Brown Stonefly for Caddis and small brown stones, and the Little Green Stone for the small bright green stoneflies.
|
Variations: |
|
Clark's Stonefly ![]() |
Materials: (to Order Material, click the link)
|
Clark's Little Brown Stone ![]() |
Materials: (to Order Material, click the link)
|
Clark's Little Green Stone ![]() |
Materials: (to Order Material, click the link)
|