The Egg Sucking Leech is one of the best all around Steelhead flies. Tied by Solitude Fly.

Size 2

Swing this fly, Nymph this leech - it works for Steelhead, Trout, Bass, and Walleye.

A good Summer Steelhead Fly, Fall Cutthroat.

Woolly Buggers are a great catch all fly pattern. If you had to choose one color for catching steelhead, black or purple would be your best bet. This is a nice small bugger for Steelhead and Trout.

Size 6

Custom tied Trout Spey Soft Hackles by Grabflies. These soft hackle flies swing great and can be easily cast with a trout spey rod or single hand rod. They swing great but also work in still water lakes.

Flies are tied on high quality Ahrex Nordic Salt Water Streamer hooks #6. Small flies but hooks strong enough to land a twenty pound fish.

Species: Trout, Steelhead, Walleye, Bass...

Five patterns to choose from - see photos and select below.

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The Yuk Bug can be used fly fishing for everything from trout (Searun Brown Trout in Tierra Del Fuego) smallmouth bass and steelhead. This big buggy looking nymph has lots of action and imitates a lot of different fish foods including stonefly. Size: Small #6

TDF

Swing this fly or nymph it. Fly catches fish either way.

Nymphing for steelhead and sea run browns is a very effective technique. In the rivers of the Pacific Northwest and the Midwest, nymphing is quickly becoming the go-to method for many anglers fishing for steelhead. The hooks used for our nymphs are stout enough to hold the heaviest steelhead or the sea run browns of Tierra del Fuego.

Size: 4

The Carey is by far one of the most popular lake fishing patterns in British Columbia. It is an exceptional trolling fly, and a great searching pattern.

Swing this fly, Still water/lake fish this fly. It works. An attractor variation of the Carey Special. 

Size 6 hook

Tied with Marabou Tail, and Pheasant Collar. 

The Carey Special traces its roots back to 1920 when Colonel Tom Carey and Dr. Lloyd Day collaborated on a pattern originally called the Monkey Faced Louise or Dredge. Their design featured a dense pheasant rump hackle and a dubbed fur body from a dead marmot Dr. Day had found on his drive to rendezvous with Colonel Carey for a fishing trip. Since this initial prototype, the Carey Special has undergone many mutations. Still, the fly’s core remains the same: a pheasant rump tail and hackle, coupled with a body using a variety of materials.

The Bow River in Calgary is the home of some large trout, and an excellent streamer river that this fly was named after. This pattern is deadly when a streamer is needed, and great for getting down and searching for those large trout.

Good Sculpin Imitation

Size: 2 

A Woolly Bugger but with an enticingly colored tungsten beadhead for added weight and attraction. When it doubt cast a Woolly Bugger.

Swing it, Strip it = works! 

Size: 8 

A Woolly Bugger but with an enticingly colored tungsten beadhead for added weight and attraction. When it doubt cast a Woolly Bugger.

Swing it, Strip it = works! 

Size: 8 

A custom design by Grabflies. A good Steelhead fly with lots of movement with the two rubber worm tails.

Length: 2 – 2.5 inches  

Size 2 Owner barbless - no escape hook

Fly is tied and glued in every step of it's construction - tied to last.