Published Jan 25. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited Apr 27. 2018

Ally Shrimp

Salmon-fishing legend Ally Gowans invented the Ally Shrimp in 1979. It has gone on to be one of the most popular salmon flies in the world, along with another of his creations, the Cascade. In this film, he ties the Ally Shrimp and talks about its history - and how it has affected him.

Here's what you need:
Partridge 'Patriot' No 4. Also consider Daiichi Alec Jackson Spey Fly Hooks.
Red tying silk / micro threads.
Krystal Flash or Ultra Flash.
Orange buck tail.
Flat silver tinsel.
Red floss or Red Salmon Floss.
Squirrel tail.
Varnish.
Orange hackle feathers.
Golden pheasant tippet.

You can buy almost all of this on eBay from http://stores.ebay.com/QualiTyeFishing

For Ally's range of DVDs, visit http://www.flyfish-scotland.com/

This item appears in Fishing Britain, episode 35. To watch the whole show as a playlist, go to http://bit.ly/fishingbritain35

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