Grey Wulff
A classic mayfly imitation with a deer/elk hair wing, offering high visibility and buoyancy. Perfect for hatches or searching patterns.
How It’s Tied
The Grey Wulff combines fine dubbing, calf tail, and saddle hackle. Its body is made from grey or tan dubbed fur, while the tail and divided wings use calf tail fibers. Wrapped saddle hackle gives the fly its signature bushy profile.
What It Mimics
This pattern imitates adult mayflies, especially drakes and duns. The bushy hackle and divided wings keep it riding high on the water, ideal for rough or fast currents where natural insects struggle. Its profile and color closely match various mayfly species.
Where It’s Used
Effective in freshwater streams and rivers, the Grey Wulff excels in fast-flowing or choppy water. Its buoyant design ensures visibility for both angler and fish.
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