Wulff Ambush line for single hand Spey....

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

.....on tight brushy Steelhead streams.

This line comes in #4 to #14 for both single hand and two hand fly rods.

It is kind of like an integrated full floating Skagit line.

It would be great for swinging flies on a small brushy.

It works well for single handed Spey casting.

It has a short head and a short front taper so you can use it with a tapered leader or add most any sink-tip you like.


Watch this video clip from "Lost Creek Flies"....

http://www.lostcreekflies.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROWYZPaiNd4


We recommend getting it at least one size over.

It would be perfect for the brushy Trinity River.

We will get some demo lines and set a date to try these at the river.
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[Larry S]

Bill's right again.
These are great lines for tight situations. Will work for medium distances, as well.
Best,
Larry S

[Bill Markwood]

This is an amazing line. It almost roll casts itself. The only thing I don't like about it is the color. The head is bright yellow and the running line is chartruse.

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

You can take a large dark colored felt pen and color the tip some.

This is what they do to you in New Zealand if you show up with a bright colored fly line.