Wulff, Black

The Black Wulff is a strong generalist pattern, often imitating black caddis, stoneflies, or simply acting as an attractor. Its silhouette makes it effective at dusk or in high-contrast water.

History:
Black-bodied Wulffs came about as adaptations for fishing in low light, fast water, or stained streams. Often used in higher elevations or in evening dry fly sessions.