Streamer and Leech patterns are designed to imitate subsurface creatures such as minnows, bait fish, and leeches. They are usually larger and heavier than most fly fishing patterns. Often these patterns require a specific fly line that is designed to cast heavy flies. Streamers and leeches can be effectively fished in rivers and lakes alike. By stripping the fly quickly, and sometimes with jerky movements, you can entice a fish to strike with force.
Umpqua Gray Ghost Fly - 2 Pack S1347377
Saltwater Tarpon Black Death
A bendback style deceiver designed by top UK saltwater angler Darren Jackson. Due to the fly's design the hook point is hidden by the dressing, this
Fulling Mill Dazs Bendback Chartreuse and White
The Gray ghost offers a fantastic baitfish imitation with natural barring and colors. This fly originated at the hands of Carrie Stevens on the banks
Gray Ghost
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Mega Clouser
I can't imagine an angler who hasn't fished a Clouser Minnow. The original designed by Bob Clouser has its roots in freshwater. Originating in Pennsylvania as a smallmouth bass pattern today this highly effective bait fish pattern has traveled the globe. It has been dressed in many outfits since its buck tail beginnings.
Umpqua Clouser Minnow Red/White / 2/0
A great friend and a better tyer than I can ever be, Bob Clouser designed the Clouser series of baitfish decades ago for fishing bass in his home
Clouser Minnow Pond Smelt Size 2-6 — Lance Gray & Company
Chartreuse EeZee Sand Eel, Saltwater Flies
Saltwater Clouser Black Fly
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