Dry FlyintermediateSoutheast & Carolinas
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Matched on Southeast & Carolinas, dry flies, trout. Southern Appalachian trout shop lead tied to the Davidson River and regional freestones.
Matched on Southeast & Carolinas, dry flies, trout. Appalachian trout and smallmouth source with long-running regional fly catalog depth.
Matched on dry flies, trout, trout. Arizona and Southwest shop lead for desert trout, bass, canal carp, and warmwater patterns.
Matched on dry flies, trout, stonefly. Colorado tier and shop lead for Rocky Mountain trout, bass, and predator patterns.
Matched on dry flies, trout, stonefly. Michigan and Great Lakes shop lead for steelhead, trout, and smallmouth patterns.
Yellow Sallies are the small stoneflies that crawl out of Southern Appalachian streams by the millions every summer, and the trout respond with the kind of feeding enthusiasm normally reserved for buffet openings. This pattern has the slim, low-riding profile of the natural -- a pale yellow body with pale wings folded flat over the back. It does not look like much in the hand, but on the water it disappears into the drift and gets eaten with a quiet confidence that flashier patterns can only envy. The hatch is generous and the fish are willing. This is summer trout fishing at its most enjoyable.
Davidson River
NC · Mountain Freestone
Chattooga River
SC · Mountain Freestone
Cranberry River
WV · Mountain Freestone
Map unavailable. Locations for Yellow Sally: Davidson River, NC; Chattooga River, SC; Cranberry River, WV
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Southeast & Carolinas
#12 - #20
The universal dry fly. Grizzly hackle around a white post. Matches any small mayfly hatch on Appalachian mountain streams.
Rainbow Trout · Brown Trout · Brook Trout
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Southeast & Carolinas
#12 - #18
Al Troth's iconic caddis pattern with buoyant elk hair wing. Floats high through Appalachian pocket water and riffles.
Rainbow Trout · Brown Trout · Brook Trout
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Southeast & Carolinas
#8 - #14
Buoyant attractor dry fly imitating stoneflies and large caddis. Orange or yellow body with elk hair wing and palmered hackle.
Rainbow Trout · Brown Trout · Brook Trout
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Southeast & Carolinas
#12 - #16
Harry Murray's classic Virginia attractor dry. Yellow body, grizzly hackle, white calf tail wing. Designed for Shenandoah National Park brook trout.
Brook Trout · Rainbow Trout
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Rocky Mountain West
#12 - #22
The universal dry fly. Grizzly hackle, white post, dubbed body. If you cannot identify the hatch, tie on an Adams.
Rainbow Trout · Brown Trout · Cutthroat Trout · Brook Trout · Mountain Whitefish
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Rocky Mountain West
#12 - #18
Al Troth's iconic caddis imitation. Elk hair wing, palmered hackle. Floats like a cork in fast water.
Rainbow Trout · Brown Trout · Cutthroat Trout · Brook Trout