Umpqua Rock Steady Stone

Umpqua, Nymph, Stonefly, Euro Nymphing "The Rocksteady Stone was born out of necessity and developed over years of trial and error on the technical waters of the Truckee and Little Truckee Rivers. With the use of large tungsten beads and lead wire wrapped along 2/3rds of the body, this stonefly imitation carries enough weight to punch through the turbulent pocket waters of the Truckee River during peak spring and summer flows. It gets in the zone fast and looks good while doing so. Being tied upside down gives it the appearance of a dying stonefly suspended helplessly in the drift. The epoxy used adds incredible durability and is meant to be run through the ringer during a day of picking pockets. Lastly, the hare’s ear thorax and rubber legs add the movement lacking on most euro nymphs found today. You better be ready… Rocksteady!" - Signature Tyer Miles Zimmerman