Tying Ally's Shrimp with Martyn White

Step by step instructions for the deadly Ally's Shrimp. This excellent salmon fly needs no introduction and deserves a spot in every salmon angler's box.
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Materials list
Hook: Single, double or treble of your choice
Thread: 8/0 uni to match body colour
Tag: Oval silver tinsel
Tail: Bucktail
Flash: Crystal flash
Rib: Oval silver
Body: Rear half floss (orange/yellow/red/purple), front half black
floss
Veiling: Grey squirrel tail
Wing: Golden pheasant tippet
Hackle: Chinese cock or hen

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