Results for 'streamers jigging winter lures'

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Rods & Reels

Rods & Reels

Rods & Reels

Built for technical nymphing with thin leader systems, small flies, dry-dropper rigs, and j...

Salmon Beads

This is a fly-tying materials assortment for building saltwater patterns, not a finished fl...

This is a fly-tying hook assortment for building trout flies, not a finished lure. Use it w...

Accessories

A heavy trout streamer designed to get down quickly and imitate a baitfish profile. Best fi...

This is a streamer-style fly designed to imitate a leech with a lot of movement, making it...

A small sculpin-style streamer built for delicate presentations and Micro-Spey tackle. It c...

A salmon streamer designed to be fished with a jigged action in rivers and streams. Best us...

A weighted Woolly Bugger jig is built to get down quickly and fish well in nymphing situati...

This is a weighted streamer-style fly tied on a 90-degree jig hook with a tungsten bead, so...

This is a weighted leech-style streamer designed to get down quickly and imitate a small ba...

This streamer is designed to imitate round gobies and other baitfish, making it a strong ch...

Trout Flies

A sculpin-style streamer for trout fishing when you want a baitfish profile and lots of mov...

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This is a fly tying kit for building a weighted crawfish-style streamer. It is meant to be...

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Jigs

Use this articulated crayfish imitation when bass or redfish are feeding on crawfish or oth...

A small weighted fly/jig pattern for fishing around bluegill, crappie, and other panfish, a...

Jigs

Designed for big northern pike in shallow bays, especially in early spring. Fish it with a...

Barbless streamer and long-nymph hook for trout fishing when you want a strong, compact hoo...

This is a fly-tying hook designed for jig nymphs and micro streamers, especially when you w...

A specialized jig-style fly hook for tying micro streamers and jig nymphs. The 60-degree ey...