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Fly Tied By: Bart Fitzpatrick
Pheasant
Tail
Hook: Nymph, 1X long, #14-18
Thread: Brown
Tail: Ring neck pheasant tail barbs Body: Ring neck pheasant tail barbs, wrapped
Rib: Copper wire
Abdomen: Peacock herl
Wing case: Pheasant tail,
folded over thorax
Legs: Few fibers from wing case, pulled down and tied back
Note: Gold bead inserted behind hook eye.
Recipe courtesy of
Farrow Allen.
Olive Serendipity
Hook: Curved nymph hook, #14-22 Thread: Olive 6/0 or 8/0
Body: Olive Z-lon, twisted into a rope and wrapped tightly
Head: Natural
deer body hair, spun and trimmed to form a collar on top and small head in front
Note: You can substitute black or gray thread and red Z-lon for a Red Serendipity.
Thanks to Farrow Allen and Dick Stewart for the recipe.
Fly Tied By: Brad Sprinkle
Telico
Hook:
TMC 5262 size 14
Thread:
Black 6/0
Tail:
Golden Pheasant
Abdomen:
Yellow Floss
Rib:
Peacock Hurl
Wing
case: Turkey tail
Hackle:
Brown Hen Neck
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Black Beaded-Body Stonefly Hook:
Tiemco 200R or Daiichi 1270
Thread: Black 6/0 Danville Flymaster or 8/0 Uni-Thread
Underbody: Black Dubbing or Yarn Abdomen: 1 or 2 sizes of black seed beads
Tail: Dyed black goose biots
Wing Pads & Head: Black goose wing, treated
with flexament
Legs: Black Hen Saddle Antennae: Dyed black goose biot
This pattern is a creative stonefly nymph from the vise of Farrow Allen.
Zug Bug
Hook: Nymph hook, 1X or 2X long,
#8-16
Thread: Black 6/0 or 8/0
Tail: 3 peacock sword feathers Body:
Peacock herl tied full
Rib: Oval silver tinsel
Legs: Brown hackle applied
as beard
Wingcase: Mallard flank, tied in at head and trimmed to extend over
thorax
This is an excellent searching nymph, credit for which goes to
Cliff Zug.
Thanks to Farrow Allen and Dick Stewart for the recipe
Fly
Tied By: Chris Fichtel
Bitch
Creek
Hook:
Mustad 79580
Thread:
Black 6/0
Tail/Antennae:
White round rubber
Abdomen:
Black and orange ultra chenille woven with black on top and orange on bottom
Thorax:
Black ultra chenille
Hackle:
Black
Fly
Tied By: John Richardson
S.H.W.A.P.F.
(Swept Hair Wing All Purpose Fly)
Hook:
Nymph size 14
Thread:
Brown 6/0
Abdomen:
Orange Yarn strand.
Wing
Case: Red Squirrel Tail
Wing:
Red Squirrel Tail
Note:
This fly can be fished dry with floatant. The colors can be
varied, as well as sub. Gray Squirrel.
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Fly Tied By: Bart Fitzpatrick
Hare's Ear
Hook:
Nymph hook, #8-18
Thread: Tan 6/0 or 8/0
Tail: Hare's mask guard hairs
Abdomen: Hare's ear dubbing
Rib: Fine oval gold tinsel
Thorax:
Hare's ear dubbing
Legs: Picked out dubbing, partridge or grouse
Flashback Hare's Ear
Hook:
Nymph hook, #8-18
Thread: Tan 6/0 or 8/0
Tail: Partridge or woodduck
Abdomen: Hare's ear dubbing
Rib: Fine oval gold tinsel
Thorax:
Hare's ear dubbing
Legs: Picked out dubbing, partridge or grouse
Wingcase:
Pearl krystal flash
Thanks to Farrow Allen and Dick Stewart for the recipe.
Rockworm
The
rockworm is the common name for Rhyacophila, a free-living caddis, commonly found
throughout North Carolina and Tennessee.
Hook:
#20 200R
Body: 3/4 insect green and 1/4 light blue dubbing
Legs: Brown
hackle
Head: Brown thread
Fly Tied By: Brad Sprinkle
Zebra Midge Hook:
TMC 2457size 18
Thread:
Black 6/0
Head:
Copper bead
Abdomen:
Black Tying
Rib:
Krystal Flash Strand Silver
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