Stone has been getting a good bit of pressure on the Delayed Harvest section...and although some folks are complaining about a lack of fish...others are still finding plenty and catching them. Standard nymphs have been producing, as well as typical DH selections like buggers, yarn eggs, green weenies, san juan worms etc. And some occasional success on dry flies like caddis, adams and blue winged olives. Most folks are having success with sinking flies like those mentioned. Haven't heard much about fishing the wild water in stone.
In the area you have some streams coming out of Thurmond Chatham Game Lands and in Doughton Park...both Hatchery and Wild Designations....and up the road in Allegheny County you have several Hatchery Streams and a relatively new DH section on Little River....and the DH section on Mitchell just a few minutes away....a good many options within 30-45 minutes if Stone is not producing. A lot of folks will focus on the pools...but often you'll find fish in the riffle water and often that gets overlooked. And in some areas, smallmouth bass may be starting to get active.
The new interactive map on ncwildlife.org is a good resource for finding these other bodies of water...along with a DeLorme Atlas and a smartphone. Good luck!
....... just kidding! Mostly interested in the hot flies for this time of year. Any advice helps. 
