"Yellow Sally"
 species: stonefly
 type: dry

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sizes: #10 -18

This is a relatively new pattern used primarily on large western rivers to simulate adult stoneflies.  It is particularly tied for the "Salmon Fly".

Fish: trout, panfish

"Yuk Bug"
 species: attractor
 type: nymph


sizes: #10 - 16

This is a well-known western fly that serves multiple functions: looks/acts like nymphs, worms, baitfish, etc.  Fished wet with and without sinking lines/weight.

Fish: trout, panfish, bass

"Zug Bug"
 species: attractor
 type:  nymph


sizes: #10 - 18

Excellent sow water nymph.  Resembles a variety of immature insect foods for fish.  Often fished with sinking tip/line.  Fly can be weighted, too.

Fish: trout, panfish, bass