Spent Split Wing Dun
LFT-T141.16Description
The Spent Split Wing Dun imitates an exhausted mayfly (spinner) that, after laying its eggs, lies flat on the water's surface with its wings splayed and split ("spent"). This characteristic posture marks the end of the life cycle for many mayfly species.
The fly is fished dead-drift during a spinner fall, when spent mayflies drift flat on the water - a moment trout and grayling are especially quick to exploit, since the insects lie motionless on the surface.
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