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Streamer Flies

Streamer flies imitate foods such as minnows, leaches, sculpins, and other small fish. Streamer can be quite productive in both lakes and rivers. Often strikes to a streamer are aggressive and jolting as the fish attacks the moving fly.

DB Bugger
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DB Bugger
A new take on a wooly bugger pattern.

Hare Fry
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Hare Fry
A killer little pattern.

Joe's Bucktail Minnow
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Joe's Bucktail Minnow
A cool streamer pattern.

Mop Fly
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Mop Fly
How to tie the Mop Fly video

Squirrel Leech
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Squirrel Leech
One of Shane's favorite lake fishing flies.

Sultry Shiner
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Sultry Shiner
A good shiner bait fish imitation using beads and hair by Joe Warren.

Wobblin Fry
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Wobblin Fry
Shane says this is a really good little fly.

Woven Mohair Leech
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Woven Mohair Leech
From the vice of Shane Stalcup comes his version of the popular mohair leech.

Z Fry
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Z Fry
From the vice of the late, great Shane Stalcup comes another great streamer pattern.
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