All Streamers

RIO's Brown Town came to us from the vise of Scott Byrne. He wanted a two-tone streamer that offered movement and fishability. This articulated min...

Its a jig, it's micro, its made by RIO and designed by Kenny Morris.  It practically catches the fish without any assistance.

That rush of heat and perspiration that comes after a large meal of protein. We don't know if fish perspire, but we do know that they enjoy RIO's M...

This pattern began as a glass minnow, and worked so well that we have designed a golden shiner and a fry imitation. Tied on a saltwater hook, they ...

If there's one fly out there that's never going out of style, we're confident that would be the Woolly Bugger. We took one of fly-fishing's most cl...

Originally designed by a Washington captain as a "guide fly”, this pattern was the go-to secret for many years in saltwater and coastal streams. Si...

Plenty of rivers have multiple species of both anadromous and resident fish at the same time. This makes for some amazing fishing, but also prese...

Conehead Streamers and a Trout Spey. Don't even try to name a better duo. We won't wait. As if fishing a trout spey wasn't fun enough, tie on our B...

An excellent crayfish pattern, RIO's Cray Cray works for everything that feeds on these tasty morsels - from bass, to carp, to trout. It is availab...

A unique-looking streamer, one might think, but don't let looks dissuade you. This is a V (as the kids are saying these days) fishy streamer. We pa...

Utilizing a subtle and under appreciated combination, the jelly leech is a "buggy" and very natural appearing leech pattern for places where the fi...

Trout are not the only fish that enjoy snacking on bits of rotting salmon flesh. Sculpins are known for stealing what they can too. Unfortunately f...

Having a selection of general-purpose flies that work for a large range of species and cover the most number of fisheries makes a lot of sense. The...