Steelhead Swinging Flies

A pattern that rocketed into classic status within a few years after it hit the public. Almost all hits on leech come from the head. The action wi...

The legendary intruder, designed to drive steelhead to strike!

This pattern is in everyone's Top Ten Steelhead patterns. The Green Butt Skunk is likely the most well-known steelhead fly in existence.  The Pur...

Designed by local steelhead addict, Wyatt. Fished best with a sink tip, this fly takes both summer and winter steelhead with consistency. Try stri...

The original muddler minnow is one of the most productive streamers ever made. Steelhead anglers have used versions of the muddler minnow for deca...

One of the most effective winter steelhead patterns hands down. Design specifically for steelhead and salmon, especially in the Pacific Northwest ...

This is a traditionally styled spey fly with a bit of a modern twist. Great for when color is everything.

On the shortcut path to legendary status. Great for Winter Steelies, Summer ones too.  Excellent in Alaska as well.

So when a classic pattern like the Skunk is invented and time tested, what do fly innovators do?   They improve upon it or at least give it a diff...

The Bantam is an excellent late fall/early winter fly for PNW steelhead, with just the right amount of weight, flash, and contrast. It is the perf...

Originally designed as a swinging steelhead fly. Extremely popular with PNW Spey fishermen. Proven to catch steelhead and salmon from California...

A fishy fishy fly. One of the most famous steelhead patterns out there. Ostrich undulates amazingly well underwater. Great for Pacific Northwest St...

A flashy intruder style fly with tons of movement. Flashabou make up the majority of the fly, sure to attractor big steelhead and even salmon. G...

Loop ES Leech has fairly heavy eyes, and is usually tied about 4 1/2" long. It's wiggling & breathing profile make this an awesome swinging...

To be fished with intermediate and heavier sink tips in the upper 3rd of the water column. Try stripping this fly with rod movement. Go to patter...

Great for swinging flies for steelhead or salmon. Extremely popular with spey fishermen in the Pacific Northwest. Dumbbell eyes get this pattern...

This pattern takes the look of a classic steelhead fly, but tied on a short, stinger style hook. It can be used as a trailer behind a skating steel...