CDC Stonefly
LFT-T80.14Description
No specific inventor or documented history can be found for the CDC Stonefly - it belongs to the broad family of modern CDC patterns that has grown over recent decades. It imitates a hatching stonefly and relies on the buoyant CDC feathers that have been used in fly tying since the 1920s.
The true-to-life, segmented body and bright yellow egg imitation at the tail add extra trigger appeal, while the CDC keeps the fly riding high in the surface film. It's especially successful during the early-summer stonefly hatches and wins over selective trout in calm water.
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