  We report on the determination of the anomalous spin Hall angle in the
ferromagnetic metal alloy cobalt-iron (Co$_{25}$Fe$_{75}$, CoFe). This is
accomplished by measuring the spin injection/detection efficiency in a
multiterminal device with nanowires of platinum (Pt) and CoFe deposited onto
the magnetic insulator yttrium iron garnet (Y$_3$Fe$_5$O$_{12}$, YIG). Applying
a spin-resistor model to our multiterminal spin transport data, we determine
the magnon conductivity in YIG, the spin conductance at the YIG/CoFe interface
and finally the anomalous spin Hall angle of CoFe as a function of its spin
diffusion length in a single device. Our experiments clearly reveal a negative
anomalous spin Hall angle of the ferromagnetic metal CoFe, but a vanishing
ordinary spin Hall angle. This is in contrast to the results reported for the
ferromagnetic metals Co and permalloy.
