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FlyGuy November 11th, 2006 06:05 AM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 
Anyone have a pattern for a golden stone nymph that is fairly easy to
tie?

Kevin Vang November 11th, 2006 06:54 AM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 
In article ,
says...
Anyone have a pattern for a golden stone nymph that is fairly easy to
tie?


Brown Wooly Worm.

Kevin

JR November 11th, 2006 06:59 AM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 
FlyGuy wrote:
Anyone have a pattern for a golden stone nymph that is fairly easy to
tie?


A Brooks stonefly is an excellent simple-to-tie pattern:

http://www.westfly.com/patterns/wet/brooksstone.shtml

The pattern pictured is for a salmonfly nymph. For a golden
stone, use tan or orange thread, light brown goose biots for the
tail, golden yellow wool yarn for the body. The legs can be
brown and grizzly or ginger and grizzly. After wrapping the
hackle, you can also wrap white or light grey ostrich herl at the
the base of the wound hackle, to imitate gills.

- JR









FlyGuy November 11th, 2006 06:03 PM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 

Thanks

In article , JR
wrote:

FlyGuy wrote:
Anyone have a pattern for a golden stone nymph that is fairly easy to
tie?


A Brooks stonefly is an excellent simple-to-tie pattern:

http://www.westfly.com/patterns/wet/brooksstone.shtml

The pattern pictured is for a salmonfly nymph. For a golden
stone, use tan or orange thread, light brown goose biots for the
tail, golden yellow wool yarn for the body. The legs can be
brown and grizzly or ginger and grizzly. After wrapping the
hackle, you can also wrap white or light grey ostrich herl at the
the base of the wound hackle, to imitate gills.

- JR









Frank Reid November 11th, 2006 09:25 PM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 

FlyGuy wrote:
Anyone have a pattern for a golden stone nymph that is fairly easy to
tie?


Weight the body of a 3X long hook with lead wire. Tie in gold or brown
rubber legs to the front and rear for the pinchers and tail. Tie in
gold and brown variegated chenille at the back, wrap forward to the
2/3rd point, tie in rubber legs madam X style at this point, then wrap
the chenille the rest of the way. Takes about 2 minutes and makes a
real nice golden stone that you're not afraid of loosing. Substitute
all colors for black or brown and make a black or brown stonefly nymph.

Frank Reid


Tim J. November 12th, 2006 03:40 AM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 

Frank Reid typed:
FlyGuy wrote:
Anyone have a pattern for a golden stone nymph that is fairly easy to
tie?


Weight the body of a 3X long hook with lead wire. . .


I've seen Frank weight a hook. Just make sure you can lift it when
you're done.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/



Tom Littleton November 12th, 2006 12:15 PM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 

"Tim J."
I've seen Frank weight a hook. Just make sure you can lift it when
you're done.
--
TL,
Tim


and, bring a wheelbarrow to carry a batch of his stoneflies
to the stream!
Tom



Frank Reid November 12th, 2006 08:01 PM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 
I've seen Frank weight a hook. Just make sure you can lift it when
you're done.


and, bring a wheelbarrow to carry a batch of his stoneflies
to the stream!


I tie ONE fly for specific, high-water conditions and all I do is catch
grief for it. By the way, it worked like a charm so I guess you all
are just jealous. :-)
Frank Reid
(forget chuck and duck, I've invented stun and run)


Tom Littleton November 13th, 2006 01:45 AM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 

"Frank Reid" wrote in message :

(forget chuck and duck, I've invented stun and run)


more like crowned and downed, if those freaking things hit the noggin!
Tom



Hans van der Stroom November 14th, 2006 06:30 PM

Easy to tie golden stone nymph?
 
"Frank Reid" schreef in bericht
oups.com...
I've seen Frank weight a hook. Just make sure you can lift it when
you're done.


and, bring a wheelbarrow to carry a batch of his stoneflies
to the stream!


I tie ONE fly for specific, high-water conditions and all I do is catch
grief for it. By the way, it worked like a charm so I guess you all
are just jealous. :-)
Frank Reid
(forget chuck and duck, I've invented stun and run)


Guess you like it deep, down and dirty as some unknown steelheader in BC
once told me ...
The pattern looks nice to me!
--
Hans van der Stroom





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