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Bookmark or Share- Yellow Sally Stonefly Fly | OrvisYellow Sallies (Isoperla) are smaller stoneflies that are common in many streams across the country. They are smaller than most stones and often come off unexpectedly when other mayflies are hatching, and thus they are often overlooked. A common indication is the red butt on the fly.
- Yellow Sally Delight | Fly TyerYellow sallies are probably the most beautiful stoneflies, and anglers can easily spot these brightly colored insects flittering over the water. Trout eagerly feed on yellow sallies when the spent insects fall to the river’s surface.
- 10 Yellow Sally Fly Patterns That I Love - Gink and Gasoline10 great Yellow Sally fly Patterns that have proven to be invaluable on the water for me for the Yellow Sally Hatch.
- Yellow Sally: Our July Bug of the Month - Angler's CoveyYellow Sally: Our July Bug of the Month. The Yellow Sally Stonefly, our July Bug of the Month, is a good companion and follow-up to our June bug of the month, the PMD. As we move into mid-July and into August, as the water temps rise, the hatch can become more prolific.
- How to Tie the Little Yellow Sally Fly - Trident Fly FishingLearn how to tie the Little Yellow Sally fly pattern, including step-by-step instructions, a video tutorial, pictures, and much more. Improve your fly-tying skills here.
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