Two Bit Sally Fly Tying Instructions by Charlie Craven

[@kurzhaarguy]

Like this pattern a lot. Where I fish most of the time is the upper portion of the Little Blackfoot. Really a creek. The Sally hatch is significant. Concurrently, there is a hatch that I don’t know. Tiny, thin, lime green. Body size is about 1/4” wings about double. Stonefly shape, much like Sallies. Wings are slightly hazy clear. Is anyone familiar with taxonomy?

[@jdigioia1130]

Thanks for sharing Charlie! Another pattern to add to my ever-growing list… 😅🎣

[@hirkojs]

Absolutely beautiful ! You always make it look so easy. I’m positive It’ll be a while before my skills will get close enough to yours but that’s why we shoot for the stars

[@benfranks6375]

I really enjoyed this tutorial! Helped me very much, Thank you! 🎏

[@paulbridgers3820]

Another great looking fly thanks for sharing.

[@tinoyb9294]

It would be interesting to see the process of tying the first one of your original flies to see the evolution in the concept.

[@mikeney5113]

Awesome pattern Charlie

[@augustonthefly]

For some of the palmered peocock eye streamers I tie the hook I need is a short shank deep keel hook. I landed on a hook similar and it comes off set. I bend them out too, I personally think they are bait hooks re purposed.

[@jeanlong4285]

Very nice

[@cachi-7878]

@3:00, I would have used CDL… A huge part of my pleasure in tying flies comes from using natural materials. I understand prioritizing function over form but in this case, not sure what having stiff fibers buys you since this is a nymph.

[@CharliesFlyBox]

CDL rooster? Too short lived for a pattern like this….they just break off too fast. These tails are tough and durable

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Nice

[@kasebier8688]

Charlie, any details you can add on the model of Wooster Paint Brush you like for mayfly tails?

[@N2theBlue1]

Looks kinda like an octopus style hook from the saltwater world

[@winstonchurchill4340]

1150’s suck(and I like Daiichi Hooks). Spend the $, buy the 206 or the JB’s.