Lee Wulff

Lee Wulff (1905- 1991)

Lee Wulff in "Salmo, the Leaper" (1957)

Lee Wulff was a well known american flyfisher.

He designed the first fishing vest and the triangle taper lines.

He tied the White and Gray Wulff patterns in 1929, after having remarked that the english-derived dry flies common at that time were too fragile for his western waters.

Therefore Lee Wulff bulked the dry fly with the use of hair rather than feathers for the tails and wings.

To know more, read: Lee Wulff.
Read also the story "Remembering Lee Wulff" , by Gary Giudice, Outdoor Writers Association

Royal Wulff

The Royal Wulff is the interpretation of Wulff of the well known english fly Royal Coachman, adapted to wild water fishing.

Bigger sizes catch even salmon!

SFr. 3.20/pcs

Grösse/ hameçon/ size

10 12 14

Wulff Irresistible

Irresistible for the big fish in the wild waters

SFr. 2.80/pcs

Grösse/ hameçon/ size

10 12 14

Grizzly Wulff

Imitates different bugs- in fast waters with a tremendous success since 70 years.

SFr. 2.70/pcs

Grösse/ hameçon/ size

12

White Wulff

This wellknown and always successful fly offers an xcellent visibility, even in poor light.

SFr. 3.50/pcs

Grösse/ hameçon/ size

12