Swinging for trout is becoming more popular, and we have a series of streamers that fish well when swinging. Using the Fish Skull mask, the fly has a fishy profile and some weight to help it stay down while swinging.

Jerry has spent many seasons guiding in Alaska. It is during this time that he honed his trout fishing skills. The Alaskan trout are big, hungry meat eaters and are not shy about eating big flies. Jerry has designed his trout flies to lure the largest trout in the river.

Jerry has spent many seasons guiding in Alaska. It is during this time that he honed his trout fishing skills. The Alaskan trout are big, hungry meat eaters and are not shy about eating big flies. Jerry has designed his trout flies to lure the largest trout in the river. The WMD Sculpin is rigged … more

Tom Larimer Trout Spey Pattern

Buggy little intruder style flies with lots of movement. Approx. 1.5" long.

The Egg Raider pays tribute to the Egg Sucking Leech, but it goes way beyond the traditional ESL platform. This is a killer fly in the Great Lakes for steelhead, trout, and smallmouth; plus it is a popular choice in Alaska. Using the composite loop to bring together UV material, Flashabou and … more

Tied with a Fish-Skull Sculpin Head

Just like Jerry's Steelhead flies, his trout flies utilize tying techniques to build a durable fly and a fly that has a profile that will not collapse in heavy water. This Summer Sculpin has an overall length of 3.5". Meat-eating trout are going to attack this fly.

Balanced leech pattern

Lance Gray Pattern

Golden Stone Pattern, tied on a heavy wire hook

The Alaskabou series of flies is popular for catching salmon and steelhead from California to Alaska. The most popular in the series being the Popsicle. Tied using marabou and krystal flash, this fly is very enticing to a fish with a bunch of movement and bright colours. Tied on the heavy-wire … more

Brett Jensen considers the Klamath his home river, and it is the Klamath that has been the inspiration for many of his summer and fall steelhead patterns. He ties his patterns with attention to materials that not only give his flies a look, but lets them perform as designed when fished.

Tied on a 26mm Aqua Flies Shank, this little intruder has all the characteristics of its big brother; it moves and breathes while maintaining a profile.

Rob Crandall grew up on the banks of the Clackamas River and has been a licensed Oregon fishing guide since 1992. Rob is also the past editor of  Flyfishing & Tying Journal magazine.

Rob Crandall lives in Portland, Oregon, where he operates Water Time Outfitters, which offers guided fishing trips on the Deschutes River for trout and steelhead, as well as guided fly fishing for steelhead on the Clackamas, NF Nehalem, Trask and Oregon Coastal rivers in the winter. It is on … more

Rob Crandall grew up on the banks of the Clackamas River and has been a licensed Oregon fishing guide since 1992. Rob is also the past editor of FlyFishing and Tying Journal magazine.

The Dirty Hoh is a cross between an Intruder and a String Leech. It has a rabbit strip to get leech-like movements and a shoulder in the front tied like an Intruder to give the fly a large profile. Three sizes: Mini is 3", Steelhead is 3.5" and Chinook is 4".

The Dirty Hoh is a cross between an Intruder and a String Leech. It has a rabbit strip to get leech-like movements and a shoulder in the front tied like an intruder to give the fly a large profile. Three sizes: Mini is 3", Steelhead is 3.5", and Chinook is 4"

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest such as the Umpqua, Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

Summer Steelhead Fly

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

Dennis Gamboa is a talented fly tier from British Columbia. Whether he is tying steelhead flies, trout flies or saltwater flies, Dennis has the talent to create some very fishy patterns. The Halo Prawn is Dennis' first submission, Dennis used Slush Jelly Chenille to give the fly a translucent … more

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

Silver Hilton Variation

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the fabled Pacific Northwest rivers, such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue rivers. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

Constructed on the banks of the Kanektok River, the Killer Krill, or Kriller, was designed for maximum castability as well as its flaring motion when swinging across hydraulic "fences" in the water column. With the weight of the dumbell eyes at the back of the shank, the Kriller swings … more

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon hooks.

Jason Hartwick's Flashtail Tuube series is tied in a style to provide lots of flash and a moderate sized profile. A brass cone is used to hold the marabou in a position so the profile will not collapse.

Hartwick's Hoser Tube presents a giant, flowing profile in the water. Weight has been added in the form of a tungsten cone. Not only does this cone add weight, but it is tied in reverse so it creates a solid bump where the marabou is tied in. The marabou will not collapse and the profile … more

Hartwick's Marabou Tube Flies are tied on 1" plastic tubes. Utilitzing marabou, angel hair and a ostrich wing, these flies have a lot of movement. They are lightweight and easy to cast. Ring eye hook included.

The traditional summer steelhead flies are developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon hooks.

The Cyclops Leech is designed to get down and keep a profile while moving like a snake. With the 7/32" tungsten bead, this fly will break through the toughest currents. Rigged with a Gamakatsu Octopus hook

Steelhead/Salmon Pattern

The Sputnik Tube Intruder is a blend of traditional Intruder styling with Europeen highlights. A fusion of natural and synthetic materials; Finn Raccoon, Arctic Fox, Ostrich, Predator Wrap and Marabou add to this flies swimming action. The Finn Raccoon wing is reminiscent of Scandi styles. Two … more

Jeremiah's Little Invader Tube Fly

The birth of the Intruder was in the Pacific Northwest. It has through many evolutions and surely it will continue to evolve, but Jerry's intruder as it is tied today is a fish catcher. Tied using composite loops, UV materials and an AquaTalon size 2 hook, confidence is high when using this … more

Jerry's newest intruder design utilizing the Ultra Rig. The Ultra Rig is a new system to rig shank flies with a trailing hook. The Ultra Rig is made with a 50 pound Spider Wire, Ultra Tubing and a size 2 AquaTalon hook. This rigging system eliminates the use of wire as a trailing loop. The … more

The Ultra Squid is a pattern thast encompasses many features that are enticing to a steelhead. Materials that breath. A natural silhouette. Barred and speckled just like a natural living creature. Unique to the Ultra Squid is the rigging. Using 50 pound Spider Wire threaded through tubing and … more

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, Rogue, and Deschutes. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on the AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

Tying marabou in backwards is a great way to get good profile without the bulk.

The Chromewrecker was originally developed by Lucas Meeker as a large-profile, un-weighted pattern for targetting big water Steelhead in the lower flows of late summer and fall. Fishing big flies un-weighted with a heavier sink tip allows the fly to keep the large profile of a big weighted winter … more

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

Classic Hairwing Steelhead Fly

Single stage flash fly

Summer Steelhead Fly

With a marabou wing and incorporating the new Aqua Veil, this fly has a similar profile to the Predator Scandi, but a touch smaller. Rigged with a AquaTalon Swing hook.

The Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is a searching style attractor batifish pattern. Due to its synthetic build, this fly pattern is extremely durable, lightweight, and provides a serious amount of movement while it swims. The A.I. holds a great profile, retains its shimmer and translucency, and … more

The Flow Rider has a double arctic fox wing to provide a larger profile and a lot of movement in the water. The double bead chain eyes provide enough weight to get the fly down and also a little bit of water resistance to give the fly some extra movement in the softer flows.

Greg Senyo likes to blend traditional Atlantic Salmon and Steelhead tying techniques with modern synthetic materials, and he has done that with the Predator Scandi series. Tied on a 40mm Senyo shank and using the Senyo Predator Wrap, this fly sparkles in the water. As with all of Greg's … more

Senyo's OCD is a great fly in low water conditions because it's unweighted and 3 1/2 inches long. Tied using a Senyo 25mm shank, ostrich, and Angel Hair, for a fly that swims well in the water.

The traditional summer stealhead flies were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

The birth of the Intruder was in the Pacific Northwest. It has done through many evolutions and surely it will continue to evolve, but Jerry's Intruder as it is tied today is a fish catcher. Approximately 3.5" in length.

The traditional summer steelhead patterns were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon traditional up-turned eye salmon hooks.

The traditional summer steelhead patterns were developed on the fabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon up-turned eye salmon hooks.

Summer Steelhead Fly

Stu's Barred Ostrich Intruders are tied using barred ostrich that we dye in house. The intruder is on an Aqua Flies 43mm shank with 5/32" brass eyes. Stock flies tied with AquaTalon Swing hooks.

A rabbit strip leech tied on a plastic glitter tube. The plastic tube is 1.25" long with a fluorescent brass cone on the front.

A larger version of our standard Intruder, but tied on a tube. The Chinook Intruder is approximately 4 inches in length. Using a generous amount of flash and UV enhanced Ostrich and Schlappen, this intruder is sure to anger a chinook into striking the fly. Rigged with a stout ring eye black … more

Stu Foxall's latest creation is a tube fly utilizing the Pro Sportfisher Ultra Sonic Cones. These cones are made of brass and are slotted. The Ultra Sonic Cone adds some weight to the fly, but is still very easy to lift out of the water due to the venting holes, while maintaining the … more

Based on our popular Stu's Ostrich Intruder, this miniature version is tied on a 27mm Aqua Flies shank and a 5/32" brass dumbbell eye. Rigged with a size 2 AquaTalon hook.

Using long flowing materials is one of the key intruder features. Stu's Intruders are tied on the 43mm Aqua Flies shank and a 5/32 inch brass eye. Stock flies come with  AquaTalon hooks.

Best of Show for Freshwater Fly Pattern at International Fly Tackle Dealer Show. Stu's PrawnTruder looks like a large, lively prawn when in the water. Tied on a plastic tube, it is easy to cast and fish-friendly. Its large profile will find those aggressive fish in the river. The feelers and … more

Steelie Piglets are tied on 1-inch plastic tubes with a 1/4-inch brass cone at the front for added weight. Stock flies come with a Gamakatsu Octopus size 2 hook.

Using long webby saddle hackle and no weight, these are the right flies for fishing shallow water. Stu's Stinger Prawns are tied on an Aqua Flies 33 mm shank. The Stinger Prawn has a wire trailing loop with an AquaTalon size 2 hook.

There is a devoted group of steelhead anglers in the Portland, Oregon area. They bring us this very unique style of steelhead fly. The Stumptown Prawn is 100% synthetic, making it easy to cast and it sinks well. Plenty of movement with this fly as it is tied with an Aqua Fur wing and rubber legs … more

Featuring artic fox and select extra-long goat, this fly swims like a snake in the water. Sun Ray Shadows are tied on a plastic tube with a soft tube in the back as a hook holder. Available with either 3/4-inch or 1-inch tube.

The traditional summer steelhead flies were developed on the flabled rivers of the Pacific Northwest, such as the Umpqua, the Deschutes and the Rogue. Our traditional summer steelhead flies are tied on AquaTalon up-turned eye traditional salmon hooks.

The Trailer Trash is an intruder style fly. The TT has a large profile with great movement and little bulk. With no weight in the fly and the use of marabou and ostrich, this fly can be swung in the shallows but still have a lot of movement. Steelhead, Pacific Salmon and Sea-Run Browns will … more

These new wide-profile cones create a turbo vortex at the front of a tube fly. The turbo cone gives the fly a unique swimming action. The action combined with the soft materials, which pulsate to mimic breathing, produces a fly that drives fish crazy. Whether fishing in the slowest or hardest of … more

Tarpon GameChanger Pattern, tied with multiple shanks for lots of articulation and real life motion in the water.