- This simple pattern came from an old American Angler Magazine. Black dubbing, white e.p. wing, and grizzly hackle make for a nice high riding stone fly. The author prefers sizing up the hackle to make waking and skittering the fly easier.
- black stone nymph
- Double zoo cougar. Deer hair heads on jointed flies make for some KILLER ACTION! More like a jointed rapala than a fly.
- Foam Hopper
- foam beetle
- pink squirrel
- ray charles

Extended body mayfly with “Wally Wing”