Gray Wulff

Gray Wulff

A high-floating attractor pattern, the Gray Wulff is designed to imitate large mayflies such as the Gray Drake while offering excellent visibility and buoyancy. With its upright wings and bushy profile, this fly rides high on the water, making it ideal for fast currents, riffles, and broken water where traditional dry flies can be difficult to track.

Part of the legendary Wulff family of flies developed by Lee Wulff, the Gray Wulff combines durability, floatation, and a realistic mayfly silhouette into a dependable pattern trout readily recognize. It performs exceptionally well during Gray Drake hatches and other large mayfly emergences across Western rivers, Midwestern streams, and mountain waters.

A longtime favorite among dry fly anglers, the Gray Wulff remains one of the most effective searching and hatch-matching patterns for surface-feeding trout.

**Key Features**
- Wulff-style design for superior floatation
- Upright wings for excellent visibility
- Bushy profile for fast and rough water
- Durable construction for repeated use
- Effective during Gray Drake and large mayfly hatches
- Proven searching pattern for trout

**Imitates**
Gray Drake mayflies and other large mayflies

**Sizes**
#10 – #20

**Fishing Tips**
Fish with a natural drag-free drift through riffles, seams, pocket water, and broken currents. Especially effective during Gray Drake hatches and whenever trout are feeding aggressively on larger surface insects.