Sulphur Parachute Emerger or "The Sulph-Hamer"

A handy pattern for the Ephemerella Dorothea or Ephemerella Invaria depending on which color and size you choose to use.

[@mikeney5113]

Great tie shorty.love the pattern

[@andersklasson1226]

Very nice one! Tanks👍

[@ShortyOnTheFly]

Thank YOU.

[@BigMoneyJonah]

Great content Shorty.

[@ShortyOnTheFly]

Thanks, man.

[@gdreilly]

Nice fly!

[@ShortyOnTheFly]

Thank you.

[@gdreilly]

Your tying videos are great! Had to watch it again as I enjoyed it so much!

[@ShortyOnTheFly]

Thanks you so much. I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@bobmatuzak2263]

You tie such nice flies. You are definitely talented. Thanks Shorty. A question if I may; do you soak or do anything to prepare your boots?

[@ShortyOnTheFly]

I do not soak the biots. They are usually supple enough without doing so. If I am using a stripped hackle stem I do soak them to prevent splitting.

[@stevebest4867]

I’m glad that I found your channel and enjoy watching you tie, very precise work. I ordered the “only box I will ever need” 🤣. Thanks for the link. A question, your klinkhammer hooks, do you use a Daiichi?

[@ShortyOnTheFly]

I generally get my hooks from Fly Shack. They are Sabre hooks. They are cheap but they work great.