Klewein’s, Attractor Stonefly
Posted By Kent Klewein on November 21, 2008
I created this attractor stonefly pattern to imitate the golden stonefly that’s found on many of our Georgia trout streams. With all the stonefly patterns out there I wanted to come up with a pattern with the following characteristics.
- A different look from traditional stonefly patterns
- Create a pattern with both attractor qualities while still keeping the overall natural appearance
Comments: This is what I came up with and it has produced very well for me. Let me know what you guys think.
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Hook: Size 12-8
Thread: Uni-Thread Black 6/0
Legs: Tarantu-Leggs – White Medium
Back: Thin Skin – Natural
Abdomen: Light-Brite Copper Pearl, One Brown Hackle
Thorax: Brown Hackle
Eyes: Small Bead-Chain Eyes



































Nice post u have here
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