Bob Jacklin: Grey Wulff fly tying pattern video

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Bob Jacklin ties the Grey Wulff classic pattern developed by Lee Wulff in the Catskills of NY. This classic pattern is a staple of any fly box in the east or west. Though many people might mistake the spelling as Grey Wolf, it's actually named for the tier.
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[@Bartowham1]

I started tying flies yesterday (6/24/2018) and really enjoyed your narration and practical tips. I'll try one of these later this week.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

How are you doing today with tying? I started in August of this last year 2022. So 4.5 months ago.

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Thanks for this. Hope you are still tying. We're posting more new videos if you want to check back with the channel. -H

[@mikewelch4673]

I have been tying some Wolfs lately and this gave some great insight into some of the materials and steps. I really enjoy hearing the philosophy behind the fly. Thanks

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Great to hear Mike. Bob's a treasure to the community and has so much amazing knowledge that shares so generously. Thanks for watching -H

[@rudychavira5558]

Very nice Bob, worked in YNP for 7years, lived in Gardiner Mt, met yourself and many great fly tiers, great knowing you and sure to see you again, fish the park every year, mostly north end take care

[@TheWeeklyFly]

👍

[@davestimmel9584]

Great narration, thanks very much Mr. Jacklin

[@TheWeeklyFly]

A wonderful story teller and master tier. -H

[@seanmooney3907]

I am envious that you knew Lee Wulff, I believe his wife is still alive. I have seen them on film and counted myself lucky to have seen it. All the best and thanks for sharing. Sean

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Thanks Sean. -H

[@comesahorseman]

I also prefer a (sparse) hair wing, it better suggests motion.
Very well tied! 👍

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Cool, thanks

[@carolphillips7273]

While I love watching and learning, I especially appreciate you interjecting the history.

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@jn7457]

Great narration, beautiful fly!

[@johanfalkmarken]

Bob. You rock.

[@TheWeeklyFly]

He does. He's a great one.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

Hold the phones mate!! What is that GLORIOUS bobbin holder this old fella is using? Love it!!

[@TheWeeklyFly]

I wish I knew. You could probably call Bobs shop in West Yellowstone and get one. -H

[@jimmypovilasphil]

Love that whip finish!

[@TheWeeklyFly]

👍

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

I've learned this whip finish, not as fast as this guy, but I dont use it often because my hands get pretty rough, and rough hands wreck UTC and GSP thread pretty fast! So even if i do the whip right, the goofed up and broken fibers of the UTC thread/GSP dont pull through well and end up making a mess of things.

[@TheWeeklyFly]

I can see that being the case. Thanks for watching and sharing your own experience with the whip finish. -H

[@PiscatorFlies]

Thanks for sharing this fly and the history behind the fly. I've tried tying flies in hand before, it's quite a challenge. Would have liked to se Lee tie one of these. Cheers 🍻

[@flyfishingsussex]

Perfect. Great demo Bob

[@TheWeeklyFly]

👍

[@grahamlonergan8964]

thank you bob

[@TheWeeklyFly]

he's one of the greats.

[@arthurskim7898]

Thank you.

[@rudyelizondo1935]

Nice video,

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Thanks Rudy 👍. New patterns out on the channel if you are interested. -H