Streamers

Ken Morrish’s sculpin is one of the original great sculpin patterns.

This fly has been a good producer over the last ten years, and was originally tied to represent a juvenile whitefish imitation (Hence the name). Kill Whitey features a wool head, UV Polar Chenille Body, and a deceiver style tail. Size: #02

The MFC Strolis' Headbanger Sculpin is a highly effective streamer designed to imitate a sculpin, a common prey for large trout, bass, and other predatory fish. This fly features a weighted, articulated design that creates a lifelike swimming motion, mimi

Tommy lynch’s drunk and disorderly fly has made a big splash in the streamer world over the last several years, and has accounted for some seriously large fish for us since we started stocking them in the shop. The D&D is a large articulated streamer with

The Thin Mint bugger just got better! Tied on a jig style hook with a tungsten bead, these flies are certain to find a few trout. Equally effective for small water smallmouth and early or late season dredging under and indicator.

A super effective streamer pattern that crushes fish in rivers and lakes.

Matt Grajewski's Pike / Musky Streamer

The articulated Headbanger sculpin is a well known of my patterns that has accounted for a very wide variety of species as well as trout of all sizes.

An amazing take on the bead head bugger

Tied to sink fast and cast like a bullet with a minimum of bulk and density, the Swim Coach is a truly purpose driven fly design that succeeds.

The one streamer to rule them all….the Slumpbuster gets it done almost anywhere. This fly is great in smaller sizes as a dropper in a tandem rig or as a single fly.

The Barely Legal conehead is just one of those patterns that seems to produce fish everywhere we take it, and is one of the best fry imitations we have ever fished.