Grey Wulf

"Zonker Fly: The Ultimate Predator Lure – Mimic, Tie, and Fish Like a Pro"

How to Tie It
Crafted on a long-shank hook, the Zonker Fly combines chenille, dubbing, or synthetic materials to form a robust, cylindrical body. Its signature feature? A dynamic "zonker strip"—rabbit or squirrel fur—tied along the body, allowing the fur to flow freely beyond the hook. This creates an irresistible lifelike motion in the water. Enhance realism with hackle collars, epoxy heads, or weighted designs to mimic bottom-feeding baitfish.

What It Mimics

"Zonker Fly: The Ultimate Predator Lure – Mimic, Tie, and Fish Like a Pro"

This versatile fly perfectly replicates baitfish like minnows and shiners, as well as prey such as leeches. Its realistic profile, natural movement, and customizable colors make it a go-to for fooling aggressive predators.

Where to Fish It
A killer pattern wherever predators lurk! While ideal for freshwater species, the Zonker shines in murky saltwater too. Fish it with erratic retrieves—strip, twitch, or swing—to imitate a wounded or fleeing meal, triggering explosive strikes.

"The Magnus Fly: Denmark’s Ultimate Baitfish & Shrimp Imitation for Trout & Salmon"

Tying the Magnus Fly
This versatile streamer pattern is tied on a long-shank hook, starting with a chenille, dubbed fur, or floss base in classic colors like black, olive, or white. The tail features marabou or soft hackle fibers for lifelike movement.

"The Magnus Fly: Denmark’s Ultimate Baitfish & Shrimp Imitation for Trout & Salmon"

The body is built with dense bucktail or marabou, flared along the hook shank to mimic baitfish, crayfish, or shrimp. A throat hackle or soft fibers beneath the shank adds extra flash and action.

A tightly wrapped thread head secures the materials, reinforced with head cement for durability.

What It Imitates
The Magnus excels at replicating baitfish, crayfish, and shrimp, with its realistic profile and dynamic motion making it a go-to for predatory fish.

Where to Fish It
Effective in both fresh and saltwater, the Magnus shines in Denmark’s legendary sea trout and salmon fisheries—proof of its deadly effectiveness in prime feeding grounds.