Royal Wulff Ambush Short Fly Line
The Royal Wulff Ambush Short is a full-length 90’ floating line designed for tight fishing conditions where you need the line to load quickly and form compact casts. Compared to the standard Ambush, the Short version uses shorter heads to help create smaller D-loops for single and double Spey-style casts, while the thinner running line reduces drag in the guides and improves shooting performance.
- Built for Tight Quarters – Shorter head design creates smaller D-loops for better control in confined spaces.
- Improved Casting Performance – Thinner running line reduces drag and enhances shooting accuracy.
- Available in 175–325 grains in 25-grain increments.
- Features front and back loops for secure line handling.
- High-visibility Chartreuse/Blue color scheme for easy identification.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 90 feet |
| Line Type | Floating |
| Grain Range | 175–325 grains |
| Grain Increment | 25 grains |
| Head Design | Shorter head for smaller D-loops |
| Running Line | Thinner for reduced drag |
| Color | Chartreuse/Blue |
| Loops | Front and back loops |
FAQ
What makes the Ambush Short different from the standard Ambush line?
The Ambush Short has shorter heads that create smaller D-loops, which are ideal for tight spaces and improve casting efficiency in single and double Spey-style casts. It also features a thinner running line to reduce drag and enhance shooting performance.
Is the Ambush Short suitable for Spey casting?
Yes, the Ambush Short is specifically designed for single and double Spey-style casts due to its smaller D-loops and improved casting dynamics.
What grain options are available for the Ambush Short?
The Ambush Short is available in grain weights from 175 to 325 grains, in 25-grain increments.
William Sanderson –
I use this line for tight spots in the woods and it performs much better than the standard Ambush. The smaller D-loop helps with quick loading and precise casts. The visibility is good too, especially in early morning light.
Vanessa Langdon –
Great for tight fishing areas. The thinner running line makes a noticeable difference in how smoothly the line moves through the guides. I’ve used it for both single and double Spey casts with good results.
Diana Smith –
The Chartreuse/Blue color stands out in the field. I appreciate the front and back loops for easier handling. It’s a solid upgrade over the longer versions when working in confined spaces.