This a custom tied Marabou Leech designed especially for catching Steelhead.

• Fly is 3 1/2 inches long
• Tied with or without cone head
• Ties on 30 lb Firewire and straight eyed shank
• Size 2 trailing Octopus style hook
• Cactus Chenille on Fireline Braid (trailing to hook)
• Palmer Chenille before each Marabou feather
• Two Marabou feathers
• Guinea Collar
  
• Flashabou

This fly is easier to cast then a Moal Leech with similar results. More colors options.

Thread Head Option:

 (Click Here) to see all the color options that are available.

Black Bunny Leech Fly A large profile leech pattern that gets attention from a distance. Cross cut and Zonker style rabbit strips with red flash under tail give this fly a lifelike pulsating action proven to stimulate strikes from trout, salmon, bass.

One of the most effective flies for steelhead. Seems to be everyone's favorite Steelhead and Sea Run Cutthroat Fly pattern, originating in Alaska for carnivorous rainbows.
Purple is a great fall Steelhead & Sea Run Cutthroat color
Size: 6

Moal leeches are tied entirely on a string with a trailer hook at the back. This gives the fly greater action than a fly tied on a rigid hook. More fish are landed with the Moal fly as well.

 I have caught 20 steelhead on this fly in 2011. This pattern works!!!

Jeff Layton

Tied custom by Grabflies.com

15 Pound Steelhead Buck caught on red bead, custom Purple Flash Moal Leech

Tied with brightly colored marabou for the ultimate in visual appeal, the Wombat is deadly on salmon and steelhead. Dumbbell eyes get it down to where the fish are. Stinger-style hook design.

Good pocket water fly, get down fast. Can be free drifted or swung.

Size: 2

Moal leeches are tied entirely on a string with a trailer hook at the back. This gives the fly greater action than a fly tied on a rigid hook. More fish are landed with the Moal fly as well.

The fairly new version of the classic Strung Out MOAL (Mother of all Leeches) is even sexier with our two color Bunny strips. These really are
a pattern you need if you hunt Steelhead. Because we use a Octopus hook the short shank holds fish far better allowing more fish to hand. Because it is tied on a string (gel spun) the fly tends to wiggle and swim in the current. Specially swinging them.

Two colors (Dos) died onto a single strip of rabbit fur.Moal leeches are tied entirely on a string with a trailer hook at the back. This gives the fly greater action than a fly tied on a rigid hook. More fish are landed with the Moal fly as well.

The fairly new version of the classic Strung Out MOAL (Mother of all Leeches) is even sexier with our two color Bunny strips. These really are
a pattern you need if you hunt Steelhead. Because we use a Octopus hook the short shank holds fish far better allowing more fish to hand. Because it is tied on a string (gel spun) the fly tends to wiggle and swim in the current. Specially swinging them.

The Spirit River Fergus' Strung Out Moal Leech sized just for Summer Steelhead

Moal leeches are tied entirely on a string with a trailer hook at the back. This gives the fly greater action than a fly tied on a rigid hook. More fish are landed with the Moal fly as well.

Summer Moal Leeches are smaller versions of the full size Moal Leech, one inch shorter. These are 2 1/4 inches long with a #4 hook. This smaller Moal is great for lower and more clear waters. They are also good for trout. Sea Run Cutthroat.

Summer Moal Leeches move spooky summer Steelhead in lower clear water. They also represent actual leeches at this size, and become a member of the food chain.

Strung Out Prawn, Purple/Pink

Three inches long, Purple and Pink Marabou and flash, tied on short eyed shank with trailing size 4 hook.

Good Fall, Winter, Spring Steelhead Fly. 

Solid hookups, and  easier to cast then a Moal Leech.

Moal leeches are tied entirely on a string with a trailer hook at the back. This gives the fly greater action than a fly tied on a rigid hook. More fish are landed with the Moal fly as well.

The tried and True Mother of all Leeches. The classic Strung Out MOAL (Mother of all Leeches) is the one thst started it all. Invented by Derek Fergus is is one heck of a pattern. These really are a pattern you need if you hunt Steelhead. Because we use a Octopus hook the short shank holds fish far better allowing more fish to hand. Because it is tied on a string (gel spun) the fly tends to wiggle and swim in the current. Specially swinging them.

Size 4 - 3 1/4" long

Also see Summer Moal Leeches, 2 1/4 inches (Click Here)

The Moal Leech catches Steelhead in all conditions. Add it to your fly box. You will never look back.

"I wanted to thank you for your fast service and a great product.  I have
been fly fishing for over forty years and have caught hundreds of trout and
salmon and even a few bonefish but I had never caught a steelhead on a fly
before last weekend.  With my fifth cast of your black and purple MOAL into
a nice Clackamas riffle I hooked and landed a small hatchery summer hen.  I
attached a picture although it doesn't show the fly too well (my hands were
still shaking)." - Paul Boucher

Jeff Hickman designed the Fish Taco Spey fly specifically for Steelhead and Salmon. When Jeff Hickman gets hungry he thinks of one of his favorite things to eat - fish tacos.

The Fish Taco was designed to be un-weighted and easy to cast with lots of movement.

Like Fish Tacos - a favorite dish for hungry fly fishermen, and every cook has their own recipe. Grabflies has its recipe and custom ties these Fish Tacos by hand in Washougal, Washington.

Grabflies likes to tie Fish Tacos that are spicy and hot, and full and juicy. These Fish Tacos are delicious offerings for Steelhead and Salmon.

Since these Tacos are custom tied, Grabflies offers them in many different flavors and tie ups. You can get them in almost every color, and if you want to fish them deeper you can add Hot Cones.

Jeff Hickman likes to fish Purple Tacos in the morning, bright colors during the day, and black in the evening/dark.

Size: 2.5 - 3 inches

Size 2 trailing hook, hung with 30 lb. Fire Wire loop.