By Species

Plenty of rivers have multiple species of both anadromous and resident fish at the same time. This makes for some amazing fishing, but also presents the issue of what pattern is the best to use for...

For use in low light, to be stripped across the surface to entice the take from a hungry Brown trout or Bass

Galloup's Barley Legal excels when stripped through rivers or swung in current. Its flowing marabou and articulated body give it a natural, undulating motion that draws attention even in murky or...

RIO's Morrish Mouse 2.0 brings all the fixings and then some. With a stinger hook and red hot spot imitating an injured mouse, it's even more fish-friendly and a ready meal for any passing by trout...

RIO's Paydirt is an exceptionally good year-round steelhead fly, with a bead and sparse body that helps get this fly into the zone quickly. The bunny and subtle flash gives the movement and...

A great sculpin imitation for bass trout and more!

The Shrimp Tease was designed with a perfect mix of flash, rubberlegs, and weight to create the all around redfish fly for use from the Carolinas to the Florida coast. It is available in two sizes to...

This squid imitation was originally designed for salmon in Puget Sound, but after numerous fishing trips and product testing trips, we found a larger version was irresistible for snook, stripers, and...

Unlike it's namesake, this fly has an easy-to-remove rattle in it's butt. Whether it's sans-rattle stealth you need, or loud for murky water, this fly will bring in redfish from all around.

After Clouser's Minnows, the Crease has become our most explosive selling saltwater — and fresh — pattern. It is simply a monster seller, and no competitors have tied any imitations remotely close to...

Half crab, half Clouser, the Crouser has become a staple for targeting Striped Bass in New England. Especially early and late season, this pattern seems to produce bites that previous Clouser or crab...