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Michigan Stone Dry Fly

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Published on Mar 8. 2017 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 8 years ago

Dry flies

Stoneflies

Michigan Stone Dry Fly:

HOOK: Mustad 94842 #16
WING: Deer Body Hair
BODY: Yellow Rabbit Fur (I Used Substitute)
HACKLE: Grizzly at Hook Bend and in Front of Wing

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