Matt’s Yeti

Tied and Submitted by Matt Meahan: “By incorporating a stinger hook not only do you get more hook ups but the fish tend to throw the hook less. By adding dumbbell eyes you get a diving motion….”

Pysco Sculpin

Tied and Submitted by Marc Procopio: “As swinging flies becomes more popular on the Great Lakes, I wanted the East cost guys to have something they could call their own!”

Jae’s Oso Critter

Tied and Submitted by Jason Estrella: “Anyone who fishes along the Texas coast knows about the various colors soft plastic lures come in. I wanted a fly that utilizes some of those popular color combinations like….”

Cooder Craw

Tied and Submitted by Jason Estrella: “Crawdads always seem to be a go to bait, lure, or fly for bass. I tie this pattern in orange and in olive….”

Connor’s Bigeye Streamer

Tied and Submitted by Connor Hren: “In the water, this pattern comes alive and moves like no other….”

Matt’s EP Minnow

Tied and Submitted by Matt Meahan: “I tied this fly to represent small bait-fish(smolt mainly) on its way back to the ocean. Big trout in Alaska love smashing smolt balls in the spring…”

Tiny Propster

Tied and Submitted by Mike Brinkac: “The propeller provides flash to attract and the curled rooster tail provides animation. The fly is fished by a combination of short strips and raising/lowering the fly rod…..”

Guineabou Mouse

Tied and submitted by Aden Blackburn: “I wanted a mouse pattern that floated like a mouse, had undulating fur, and had the right coloration. I noticed that the fluff at the bottom of a guinea fowl feather….”

MJ’s Tail Buzz

Tied and submitted by Mike Brinkac: “Pattern History:
The two propellers replace the marabou on this a-typical fly. They simulate the tail fin of a baitfish and are very effective when fished up current….”

Foxy Bugger

Foxy Bugger tied and submitted by Jason Estrella: “A variation I came up with to an already established pattern. The arctic fox has more movement than a feather hackle. The palmer chenille has more flash and adds bulk to the body….”

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