Tying a Soft Hackle Mayfly Emerger
Producer: Tim Flagler
Author, fly-tying instructor and blogger Matt Grobert ties a sulphur version of the Soft Hackle Mayfly Emerger.
“Although here he’s tying a sulphur, by changing the hook size and the colors of the components, this pattern can be used to represent a large range of emerging mayflies,” notes videographer Tim Flagler.
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