Recipe for yellow sally

[mcsteff]

You may wish to get Don Bastian's video reviewed [url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com/review/062705.html:c5825]here[/url:c5825] which has an excellent tutorial on the Yellow Sally and seven other wonderful wets.
Enjoy.
mcsteff

[mwebb]

I believe this is badger hair. Cool fly.
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[overmywaders]

The traditional Yellow Sally is a great wet fly for all types of trout. The tie found in Bergman's "Trout" --
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana">quote:</font><HR>Body: yellow floss
Ribbing: gold tinsel
Tag: gold tinsel
Tail: yellow quill
Wing: yellow quill
Hackle: yellow <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

doesn't give the brightness of the yellow, it is intense.

Tied on a #10 wet fly hook, it livens up your fly box and works well in fast water.

Best regards,
Reed [url=http://www.overmywaders.com:e5990]www.overmywaders.com[/url:e5990]

[Trucha]

I tie a stimulator and use yellow dubbing for the abdomen and yellow thread.

Wireguy;
After reviewing some of the pattern's and photo's I wonder how chartruse or yellow "Punch Yarn" would work for the body? I've got about 100 yard's of each.

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Cactus

[Jim Hatch]

Hey Jack,

Of course it will work. Why else would you
have 100 yards of each color.*G* You know
what Al would have said. Try it and let us
know.*G* I've been having a ball today
tying an assortment of flies with punch yarn
sent me by a kindly gent.*G* Warm regards,
Jim

[wireguy]

Wow now I have several recipes to try and see how they work.

Thanks everyone

wire

[Bamboozle]

wireguy:

Don't forget to give us an update when you get back. I'll be interested to hear how you all did at the Fish-In.