Rogue Steel Stone TB YGroup_enforcer The wing is trimmed such

The wing is trimmed such that it looks like the head of a mayfly

We've taken an all time classic nymph and put it on a barbless jig hook with a tungsten bead

Designed so you can make out the foam-tied top half

This ant pattern uses dubbing to form the body segments

Rogue Steel Stone TB YGroup_enforcer The wing is trimmed suchIf you spend anytime on the Rogue River, you will encounter all variations of Otis Bugs, or multicolored space aged chenille bodies, rubber legs and bead heads. Steelhead love them. Flies like this tend to find their way into other fisheries where similar "steelhead stonefly nymphs" are fished. But it's always nice to give a nod back to the river where it started.