The Grizzly Wulff is a high-floating dry fly pattern distinguished by its grizzly hackle and buoyant body, designed to imitate various terrestrial and aquatic insects. Its distinct profile and coloration make it particularly effective during heavy hatches, enticing trout in clear and fast-moving waters. Anglers should deploy the Grizzly Wulff with a dead drift approach, allowing it to float naturally with the current, or apply subtle twitches to mimic an insect in distress, captivating the attention of opportunistic feeders.