All Streamers

This pattern is meant to mimic minnows. Bullet head gives it that natural look, with big eyes replicating minnows or fry typically seen. Named aft...

Hugely popular for great lakes steelhead, especially in the Michigan. Suggested to us from a Michigan fly shop as a great searching pattern and g...

Originally designed to chase bass, this fly has quickly caught on as a new go to fly when your not sure what will work. Crystal chenille quickly a...

The Barry's Carp Bitter was designed in hopes of imitating multiple food items on the carp's menu with one fly. This fly effectively imitates small...

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...

When flows are at a standstill and water levels drop, stop searching your streamer box in vain. Schultzy's Low Water Crayfish will draw st...

Shannon Branham's Trash Can Streamer has shown to be worthy of the task as a new twist on an old favorite, and was originally designed to target l...

For the micro-spey guys, this little zonker pattern is equipped with a Gamakatsu Octopus hook for positive hook-ups and holding power. Subtle flash...

Whether it is a river, lake, or stream, chances are it may have a population of crayfish. This cray pattern is a very natural-looking fly with to...

Adapted from a gaudy flashabou intruder style fly that worked well for Alaska Salmon, the Montana Intruder utilizes a "troutier" color scheme. Desi...