{{+1}}White arse black zulu{{-1}}
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The Zulu tied with a black hackle body and a black tail has origins that go back to circa 1600 England. This fly deviates from the standard a little and has a white under-tail of antron tied in to represents a trailing shuck, seals fur dubbing and a soft hackle at the front so if it is used as a loch fly it has some movement and a couple of trigger points.
Materials
Hook | Thread | Tag / tail | Body | Rib | Body hackle | Front hackle |
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Hanak H260BL 10-14 | Black | Black crow hackle fibres over Hensa UV ice dubbing 01 | Black seals fur + | UTC Ultra Wire silver SM | Black cock | Crow |
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