Red Wulff

Description

Red Wulff

The Red Wulff Fly is a popular dry fly used in fly fishing. It was first tied by Lee Wulff in the 1930s and is a variation of the classic Royal Wulff Fly.

The Red Wulff features a bright red body made of floss or dubbing, with a white calf hair wing and a tail made of moose hair or other similar materials.

The fly is typically tied on a dry fly hook, with sizes ranging from #10 to #20.

The Red Wulff is known for its high visibility on the water, making it an excellent choice for fishing in fast-moving currents or low light conditions.

It is particularly effective for catching trout and other freshwater fish that feed on insects and other small prey that can be found on the surface of the water.

The fly is versatile and can be fished using a variety of techniques, including dead drifting, skittering, and twitching.

This buggy dry fly imitates many different types of mayflies and terrestrials, too. A great dry fly for prospecting, it can be fished in slow or fast water. It is very versatile representing a mayfly, a moth a spinner or just a tasty looking morsel. It imitates drakes, attractors and mayflies.

This trout fly is designed to be fished on Rivers & Streams, Still Water.  Great for catching Rainbow Trout, Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Atlantic Salmon,  Steelies, Grayling, Bass and the like.

Overall, the Red Wulff Fly is a classic pattern that has proven to be effective over the years, and is a must-have in any angler’s fly box.

Comes in hook sizes 10-18

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