Edwards Yellow Sally

Yellow Sally
nymph

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Description

The Edwards Yellow Sally Nymph, created by renowned fly tyer and angling expert Oliver Edwards, is a tribute to his passion for replicating lifelike aquatic insects. Designed to imitate the nymph stage of the Yellow Sally stonefly, this pattern embodies Edwards’ meticulous craftsmanship and attention to biological detail. Originally developed in the UK to match the hatch during summer stonefly activity, this nymph is celebrated for its realistic segmentation and movement, which fool even the most selective trout. Edwards’ design philosophy emphasizes durability and a close anatomical resemblance, making this fly a staple in both European and North American waters where Yellow Sally stoneflies are abundant.

Pro Tip

Drift with Gentle Pulsation: After casting upstream, allow the fly to dead drift naturally, but introduce gentle rod twitches during the drift to mimic the subtle, erratic movements of a stonefly nymph navigating the current.

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Hook: Tiemco TMC 200R, Size 12-16 Thread: Yellow or cream, 8/0 Tail: Pheasant tail fibers Ribbing: Fine copper wire Abdomen: Yellow dubbing (natural or synthetic) Wing Case: Pheasant tail fibers Thorax: Yellow dubbing, slightly darker than the abdomen Legs: Brown partridge fibers tied in at the thorax Head: Yellow thread build-up with a light varnish coating