Matt's Sulphur Emerger

Detailed instructions for tying Matt's Sulphur Emerger/Cripple.
Hook: 2X-short emerger hook (e.g. Dai-Riki 125), sizes 14 and 16.
First Thread: Danville Monocord, 3/0, yellow.
Shuck: Zelon, mayfly-brown.
Dubbing noodle: 8- to 10-inch piece of Brown Danville, 6/0.
Underbody: Yellow Danville Monocord, 3/0.
Second Thread: Olive Danville, 6/0.
Abdomen: Australian possum, brown.
Thorax: Rabbit fur, pale yellow.
Wing: Fine caribou hair, cleaned and stacked.
Head: Olive tying thread.
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[@brucereinheimer9825]

Tried it out on the Farmington last week. Worked great. Better than my other sulphur emergers.

[@alexst3333]

Thank you for great tutorial!

[@codysifford3587]

Sorry I meant I love your videos! They are excellent! Make more :)

[@lorimeyers3839]

I’ve fished this exact pattern verbatim but via euro nymphing and with a gold bead head, fished in tandem with my mean clipper/hellgrammite or big golden stone dropper.
For the stone flies, I like to tie rubber legs on em. And the hellgrammite pattern I just use black marabou tail, woodchuck underfur (sometimes will blend with slf hellgrammite dubbing) and I spin a deer hair head on it and shape the head as such - relatively flat. Leave some straggler butts of deer hair on sides and tear them a little to bug it up, and Velcro brush the shit outta the body. Natural Woodchuck makes terrific dubbing.

[@shawnbarry3893]

Nice fly

[@dmopa1]

Would costal deer hair work instead of the caribou?