Saltwater Flies

Ben says "The Chain Breaker is a medium sized baitfish pattern that tarpon cannot resist. Known to disrupt the tightest of daisy chains."

The Clydesdale Gold Perch is a real big fish catcher, it's tied with highly mobile materials such as tinsel that flutters and undulates with every twitch and pull. These flies draw big pike in that's...

We worked closely with some die-hard New England salt anglers when developing this unique pattern. A larger baitfish profile for those extra large Stripers when you know they're just looking for a...

Designed initially for those on the east coast of Florida, this surface popping shrimp was a custom fly that turned into a much sought production pattern. It has been a key pattern for those on...

For those targeting winter redfish in Louisiana, this is the fly you need. Proven to entice and land multiple bulls over 30 lbs., this fly was the winner after a recent research trip. With extra...

Forget the cliché -- big fish, like stripers, roosters, albies, snook, and tarpon, sometimes like small flies. In fact, much of their diet is based on the migrations and availability of little baits,...

There is a whole class of baitfish that have deep bellies but are nearly flat as a pancake when viewed from the front. Peanut bunker, alewives, sardinas, herring, shad, pilchards, butterfish, and...

Topwater baitfish perfect for stripers, blues, and most saltwater fish!

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.

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...