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This Is Why Anglers Flip Rocks

Nick Lyons
Nick Lyons

A note from RoundRocks Flies (@roundrockflies):

“This video was taken on the Henry’s Fork just before the hatch got going a few weeks ago.

We were shocked when we tipped over this rock. I’ve never seen that many stoneflies under one rock, and I’ve never seen them that bright orange.

I’m fascinated by these bugs, and I’m always kicking around the river hoping to see a few under the rocks. This particular day we hit the jackpot.“

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Learn how to tie a stonefly for yourself here HERE

How to Tie: The Foam is Home Stonefly 2.0

Nick Lyons
Nick Lyons
Nick Lyons is a Colorado State University student, angler, and outdoor storyteller with a passion for fly fishing and conservation. Through his involvement with CSU's Fly Fishing Club and TU Costa 5 Rivers, he works to promote stewardship, community engagement, and the next generation of anglers. Nick now contributes to Flylords by creating content that highlights the people, places, and stories that make fly fishing special. His favorite days on the water involve chasing wild trout in small streams and exploring new fisheries across the West.
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