What are fly tying feathers used for?

To create wings, tails, hackles, and bodies that add movement and realism to flies.

What types of feathers are used in fly tying?

Rooster, hen, marabou, CDC, pheasant, partridge, mallard, and peacock feathers.

What’s the difference between rooster and hen hackle?

Rooster hackle is stiff for dry flies; hen hackle is soft for wets and nymphs.

Cul de Canard feathers from ducks—naturally buoyant and ideal for dry flies.

Are natural feathers better than synthetics?

Natural feathers provide superior movement; synthetics add durability and consistency.

Which brands supply quality feathers?

Whiting Farms, Hareline, Wapsi, and Veniard are trusted brands.

Wulff Bomber - Electric Blue-Brown Hackle

$8.95

$8.95 ~~$7.00~~

Sale

Sold out

In stock, ready to ship
Inventory on the way

Size: 2

2

6

4

Product variants

Quantity

Free Shipping for orders $200+ (Excludes oversize and consignment items)

Refund available within 30 days, exchange until 90 days.

Price Matching Available

Product Description

Wulff Bomber – Electric Blue-Brown Hackle – A high-floating dry fly for Atlantic salmon

The Wulff Bomber – Electric Blue-Brown Hackle is a striking variation of one of the most iconic Atlantic salmon dry flies. With its vibrant electric blue body and brown hackle, this bomber creates a bold surface profile that draws salmon to rise with explosive takes. Tied on durable hooks with buoyant materials, it floats high and remains visible even in rougher water, making it a top choice for summer and fall salmon fishing. The combination of colour and movement makes this bomber especially effective in clear conditions when fish are looking for something both subtle and eye-catching. A must-have pattern for salmon anglers who love the thrill of surface strikes. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping anywhere in Canada.

Atlantic Salmon Flies FAQ

Q: What types of Atlantic salmon flies do you sell?
A: Drift Outfitters carries a wide selection of Atlantic salmon flies, including traditional wet flies, bombers, dry flies, tube flies, and modern hair-wing patterns. Our collection covers all water conditions — from low, clear summer flows to high spring conditions — ensuring anglers are equipped for every run and river.

Q: How do I choose the right fly for Atlantic salmon?
A: Fly choice depends on water temperature, clarity, and fish activity. In cold or high water, use larger and darker flies or tubes to grab attention. During summer or clear conditions, smaller, lighter patterns and bombers work best for enticing surface takes.

Q: Are your Atlantic salmon flies suitable for Canadian rivers?
A: Absolutely. Our flies are hand-selected for Atlantic Canada’s premier salmon rivers, including the Miramichi, Margaree, Gaspé region, and Restigouche. Each pattern is proven to perform in varying conditions throughout the season.

Q: Which brands of Atlantic salmon flies do you carry?
A: Drift Outfitters carries salmon flies from RIO, MFC, Shadow Flies, and Drift Outfitters’ custom-tied patterns.These brands are known for quality craftsmanship, balanced proportions, and strong, corrosion-resistant hooks.

Q: How should I store my Atlantic salmon flies?
A: Keep your flies in waterproof boxes organized by style and size. Allow them to dry completely after use to prevent rust and preserve materials.