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Black Ally's Shrimp Fly

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  • 5


Hook Brand

  • Salar


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About the Black Ally's Shrimp Salmon Atlantic Fly

The Black Ally's Shrimp, a salmon salar double silver pattern, is a top choice for anglers targeting salmon in clear or icy water conditions. This pattern is considered one of the very best in these conditions and has a proven track record of success.

With its black and orange colouration, the Black Ally's Shrimp is a standout option at the start of the summer runs and will continue to produce results until the end of the season. This pattern is a must-have for any angler's fly box.

Expert Tip:

The use of a salar double silver hook in the Black Ally's Shrimp provides a larger profile and increased movement, mimicking the action of a fleeing shrimp and triggering an aggressive response from salmon. The silver colouration of the hook also provides a subtle flash that adds an extra level of attraction for fish. The Black Ally's Shrimp is a reliable and productive pattern that is sure to bring success to anglers targeting salmon in clear or icy water conditions.

Creator of this salmon atlantic fly: Alastair Gowans

Country of origin for this salmon atlantic fly: England/Scotland

This salmon atlantic fly is designed to be fished on Rivers & Streams

Pattern Dressings

  • Hook : Salar silver sizes 5-9.
  • Tail : Black bucktail and pearl crystal hair.
  • Body : Rear half, flat silver tinsel, front half, black floss.
  • Rib : Silver wire.
  • Wing : Ruby red golden pheasant tippet topped with black buck tail.
  • Collar : Black cock hackle.
  • Head : Black.

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