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Early Season Stonefly BugCycle Fly Assortment

Name: Early Season Stonefly BugCycle Fly Assortment
Brand: Postfly
SKU: 10-70-PTF-10037A-1
Price: 26.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$26.95 USD

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Type 12Pk-Ahrex Barbless Hooks 12Pk-Barbed 24Pk-Barbed

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Time to dust off the ole waders and get back out there! Stoneflies come in many different shapes and sizes. This assortment will turn heads of early season trout featuring 12 premium hand tied flies hand selected by our team of expert guides to reflect the different stages of the stonefly hatch.

Early spring stones are typically active when other insects lay dormant. Fish these flies upstream and across and remember to set the hook at any slight pause or pull.

This pack has options for 12 or 24 premium flies tied on barbed or Ahrex barbless hooks. Here's what's included:

The 12 Pack (2x of each size):

2x BH Snowfly Stone Nymph #16
2x Little Olive Stone Nymph #16
2x Fluttering Little Olive #16
2x Fluttering Little Black #16
2x Skwala Nymph #8
2x Drifting Skwala #8

The 24 Pack (2x of each size):

2x BH Snowfly Stone Nymph #16, #18
2x Little Olive Stone Nymph #16, #18
2x Fluttering Little Olive #16, #18
2x Fluttering Little Black #16, #18
2x Skwala Nymph #8, #10
2x Drifting Skwala #8, #10

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Here's what you get

Drifting Skwala 2.0
Size #8 (2x)
Skwala Nymph
Size #8 (2x)
Fluttering Little Olive
Size #16 (2x)
Fluttering Little Black
Size #16 (2x)
Little Olive Stone Nyph
Size #16 (2x)
Snowfly Stone Nymph BH
Size #16 (2x)

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PRO GUIDE TIP

Go big! Spring stones are known to be large, don’t be afraid to go big or go home.

TIPS FOR FISHING STONEFLIES

Focus on areas of high oxygen
Stoneflies prefer areas with riffles and rocky substrate, step away from the slow pools and focus on moderate moving water.
Go big?
Spring stones are known to be large, don’t be afraid to go big. It’s fairly common to see large stoneflies attached to the river substrate.
Tie on a dropper rig
The Stonefly nymph is a fantastic attractor pattern, its large profile naturally gets the attention of a hungry trout. Even without a hatch trout will eat these flies with aggression.