Yellow Sally Stimulator

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Detailed instructions for tying a Yellow Sally Stimulator.
Hook: 3X-long natural-bend hook (e.g. Dai-Riki 270), size 14.
Thread: Olive, 6/0.
Egg sac: Bright orange rabbit-fur dubbing.
Rib: Fine gold wire.
Abdomen: Bright yellow rabbit-fur dubbing.
Rear hackle: Yellow hackle.
Wing: Bleached elk hair, cleaned and stacked.
Front hackle: Cree or grizzly hackle.
Thorax: Bright yellow rabbit-fur dubbing.
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Yellow hackle: collabs.shop/i...
Bleached elk hair, cleaned and stacked: collabs.shop/s...
Cree or grizzly hackle: collabs.shop/3...
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13 сен 2024

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@rwfetterman2546 2 года назад

How many years since I followed this How To vid and here I am again. I have enjoyed much stream side success with this version of the Yellow Sally and I'll be on the bench tying up this fly and some black bead head #18 to use as a dropper for an Eastern Sierras fishing trip later this summer. Awesome fly, both of them actually. thank you Mr Grover, again

@flyspoke 12 лет назад

Very nice indeed. Thanks, William

@tightlinevideo 11 лет назад

As far as I'm concerned, there is no right or wrong answer. I don't use it most of the time because it's just one more step in the tying process and I have a good deal of confidence in my whip finish technique. On some patterns however, because of the type of material up by the head or how it's tied in, I will use head cement to help increase durability. Also on some patterns, having a glossy, shiny head cement finish just looks better. Basically it's your choice.

@fisterra66 12 лет назад

Gran montaje, gracias.

@giovannivenanzi3040 12 лет назад

beautiful imitation. regards john

@MrHackleStacker 12 лет назад

Awesome!

@BlackenedBrew 11 лет назад

I know this is an old video, but I have a question on it, and others like it. I am a beginning fly fisherman, and I was wondering, if a beginner were to tie this fly, would it be beneficial to place head cement on this fly after the whip finish? Is there a reason you wouldn't want to use head cement on this, or a fly like it? (when I say apply head cement, I mean a very minute amount, just to cover the wraps)

@Brian-fu9um 3 года назад

I know this is an old video but am hoping for a response. Actually, I have 2 questions. 1) Isn't rabbit fur used mostly for nymphs\wet flies ? 2) A friend of mine always trims the hackle from the underside of his Sallys claiming it rides flush and more "naturally" on the surface - I'd LOVE to know your opinion on that. :-) Anyway, beautiful tie - as always with a tightlinevideo ! \Brian (Michigan). :-)

@98dfree 12 лет назад

How about a juju baetis its a excellent small midge or mayfly imitation. Also would love to see a girdle bug video great for fishing fast shallow water in the morning. Would love to see these patterns tied by you, also thanks for the Al's trico video.