Reece's Rolling Stone
Channel: Bob Reece
Date: 2016-05-03

Throughout higher elevation freestone rivers and streams, around the world,  various species of large stone flies serve as a significant food source for the trout that inhabit their waters.   The life cycle of these insects can last multiple years.  As a result of this, they are available to trout in various sizes year round.  When knocked free from the stream bottom they often tuck or curl until they come back into contact with some form of substrate.  This pattern displays that partially tucked position, an accurate profile, double tungsten to get it down and the always productive combo of wiggle and flash.