Overview

The Mother’s Day Fly in the Yellow Sally variation is designed to imitate the small, pale stoneflies that hatch around late spring and early summer in many trout streams. Its slender yellow body, delicate wing, and buoyant hackle create a convincing match that trout readily target. The Yellow Sally hatch can be an overlooked but highly productive time for dry fly fishing, and this pattern ensures you’re ready when trout start keying in on them. It works well in faster currents and riffles where these stoneflies are most active, and it can also be effective in slow pools when fished with a delicate presentation.Read More +