Gypsy King Stone The Gypsy King is a versatile dry fly that can be used to imitate a variety of insects, including stoneflies, grasshoppers, and crickets. It is a popular fly among trout anglers, but it can also be used to catch bass, panfish, and other species. Fishing the Gypsy King: The Gypsy King is a versatile fly that can be fished in a variety of ways. It can be fished as an attractor pattern, or it can be used to imitate specific insects. It can be fished in still water or moving water, and it can be fished on the surface or subsurface. Here are a few tips for fishing the Gypsy King: Cast the fly to likely feeding areas, such as riffles, runs, and pools. Fish the fly in a jerky, erratic motion to simulate a struggling insect. Strip the fly in short, quick bursts to create surface commotion. Be patient, as the Gypsy King can take some time to produce results. The Gypsy King is a proven fly that can catch fish in a variety of situations.