Stone Creek Hare's Ear - Olive

Stone Creek™ Gold Rib Hare’s Ear Nymph – Standard, Flashback & Olive

The Stone Creek™ Gold Rib Hare’s Ear Nymph is one of the most widely used and effective nymph patterns in fly fishing. Known for its buggy appearance and versatility, this classic fly imitates a broad range of aquatic insects including mayfly nymphs, caddis larvae, and other subsurface food sources trout feed on throughout the year.

Available in three proven styles—Standard, Flashback, and Olive—the Gold Rib Hare’s Ear gives anglers options for matching changing water conditions and insect activity. The Standard version offers the traditional natural profile that has produced fish for generations. The Flashback version adds extra flash to attract trout in deeper water, faster currents, or stained conditions. The Olive variation closely imitates Blue Wing Olive nymphs and other olive-colored mayfly larvae commonly found in rivers and tailwaters.

Whether fished under an indicator, as part of a tandem nymph rig, or tight-lined through productive water, the Gold Rib Hare’s Ear remains a must-have pattern for trout anglers everywhere.

Features:
• One of the most proven nymph patterns ever developed
• Natural buggy profile trout readily recognize
• Available in Standard, Flashback, and Olive styles
• Effective mayfly and caddis imitation
• Excellent searching pattern for trout
• Productive in rivers, streams, lakes, and tailwaters
• Effective year-round in a variety of fishing conditions

Available Styles:
• Standard – Traditional Gold Rib Hare’s Ear pattern
• Flashback – Added flash for increased visibility and attraction
• Olive – Excellent Blue Wing Olive and olive mayfly imitation

Imitates:
• Mayfly Nymphs
• Blue Wing Olive Nymphs
• Caddis Larvae
• Aquatic Insects
• General Trout Food Sources

Available Sizes:
• #8
• #10
• #12
• #14
• #16
• #18
• #20

Fishing Tips:
Fish near the bottom under an indicator, tight-line through riffles and seams, or use as part of a tandem nymph rig. Switch between Standard, Flashback, and Olive styles to match water conditions and insect activity throughout the season.