Probably the most popular sand eel imitation around, from the guru of salt water flies - Mr. Popovics. Great for any slim baitfish as well.

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If you chase big saltwater fish, try a popper on them. Don't fish this popper as you might for bass. Instead, chug and skate this fly along the sea's surface as quickly as you possilbly can. It drives fish totally insane.

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Great Barracuda fly. Don't go saltwater fishing without a couple of these flies in your box.

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The bitters is a classy, little fly that bonefish love to try to crush. The epoxy body and rubber legs make this fly look like some type of shrimp. It will last through many a bonefish fight.

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Yes it does work on bonita, but it will also produce for most pelagic species as well. Make sure you strip this one fast.

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This Rabbit fly has it all. Weedguard, rubber wiskers, bright lead eyes and long two colored rabbit fur. Can you say big Bass, Alaskan Rainbows?

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The wool body is combined with just enough synthetic flash to give the illusion of bulk, but maintain the translucent shine of a baitfish. A real winner for any predator! It falls like a dying minnow when at rest.

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These lead-eyed rubber worm substitutes have rubber legs, and a hint of crystal flash. You'll need a lot of them, because they work best in places where most folks wouldn't cast; Trees, rocks, etc.

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This was one of, if not the first floating fly to run deeper than the fly line it was attached to. That's a fact you can use to increase your catch rate.

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Effective fly for trout, steelhead and stripers

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Effective pattern for stripers, bluefish, weakfish, bonito, false albacore and cobia.

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Use this anytime there are small baitfish in the water. Effective pattern for fresh and saltwater gamefish.

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