EP Sulphur

The EP Sulphur, originally designed by Enrico Puglisi, is a modern dry fly variation that incorporates synthetic materials to mimic the vibrant appearance and subtle buoyancy of sulphur mayflies. Puglisi, renowned for his innovative use of synthetic fibers, created this pattern to provide a durable and highly visible option for sulphur hatches that dominate Eastern and Midwestern rivers during late spring. Its unique construction, with EP Fibers for the body and wing, offers unparalleled floatation and a realistic silhouette, making it an essential choice for targeting selective trout during evening hatches.

Bank-Crevice Cast: During low-light conditions, cast the EP Sulphur tight to grassy banks or near submerged rocks where sulphurs often drift after emerging. This fly’s synthetic materials hold their profile well even after repeated casts in tricky spots.