Best Stonefly Fly Patterns
Stoneflies host the most famous and most sought-after hatches in the Yellowstone Region. The region’s rivers are known for various stonefly hatches, such as the salmonfly, golden stone, skwala, and nocturnal or mutant stone. A fly angler can run into a stonefly hatch from spring to late summer and find trout rising to a large dry fly. With stoneflies living for multiple years, they are always in the river system and comprise a large percentage of a trout’s diet. Check out my best stonefly fly patterns to match the hatch and tie a few up yourself!
Henry's Fork Stonefly (Salmonfly)
Size #4-8
Henry's Fork Stonefly (Golden Stone)
Size #8-10
Henry's Fork Stonefly (Tan)
Size #8-10
Henry's Fork Stonefly
Size #8-10
Mini Henry's Fork Stonefly (Golden Stone)
Size #12-16
Water Walker (Salmonfly)
Size #4-8
Water Walker (Golden Stone)
Size #8-10
Water Walker (Tan)
Size #8-10
Chubby Chernobyl (Golden)
Size #8-10
Chubby Chernobyl (Royal)
Size #8-12
Chubby Chernobyl (Mini)
Size #12-18
Night Henry's Fork Salmonfly
Size #4-6
Flutter Bug
Size #4-8
Chernobyl Ant
Size #8-10
Rogue River Skwala (Gray)
Size #8-10
Rogue River Skwala (Brown)
Size #8-10
Pat's Rubberlegs (Coffee)
Size #6-10
Pat's Rubberlegs (Orange/Black)
Size #6-8
Pat's Rubberlegs (Black)
Size #8-10
Pat's Rubberlegs (Skwala)
Size #8-10
Pat's Rubberlegs (Ginger)
Size #8
Pat's Rubberlegs (Brown)
Size #4-10
Pat's Rubberlegs (Orange/Black)
Size #4-8
Girdle Bug
Size #8-10
TJ Hooker (Brown)
Size #6-8
TJ Hooker (Orange/Black)
Size #6-10
Squatchy B (Black)
Size #6-8
Sparkle Hare's Ear Golden Stone
Size #10-12