575]Weight: Gold bead or 0.025 lead wire or substitute
575]Tail: Goose biots, black
575]Rib: Wire, gold or copper
575]Body: Yarn or dubbing, black and fuzzy
575]Hackle ostrich herl and1 grizzly and 1 brown saddle
Pattern 2: Neo 20 incher
575]Hook: Daichi 1270, 3x long nymph, #2 to #10
575]Thread: # 8/0, tan or olive
575]Bead Black or Gold
575]Weight: 0.025 lead wire or substitute, front half
575]Tail: Goose biots, brown or black
575]Rib: Wire, gold
575]Abdomen: Peacock Herl or Peacock Arizona dubbing
575]Thorax: Arizona semi-seal golden peacock
575]Wing Case: Thin Skin – mottled oak
Pattern 3: Stimulator
575]Hook: 3x long dry fly, #8
575]Thread: 36/0 or # 8/0, orange or red
575]Tail: Elk Hair
575]Rib: Brown Hackle
575]Abdomen: Dubbing or Antron yarn, orange
575]Wing: Elk Hair
575]Thorax Dubbing, yellow
575]Hackle: Grizzly saddle
Comment: Dennis will talk about stoneflies and demonstrate a pattern for each of the insect’s stages of interest to the fly fisher. This is an important trout food and anglers should have a sampling of these patterns for most Alberta streams
