Pale pink/tan rabbit strip imitating decomposing salmon flesh drifting downstream after the spawn. The most important post-spawn pattern in Alaska's rainbow trout fishery.

Rabbit strip leech pattern in a range of colors. The undulating strip creates lifelike movement that triggers strikes from salmon and char. Simple to tie, devastating to fish.

Bright, multi-colored articulated leech pattern designed specifically for Alaskan silver salmon. The combination of cerise, orange, and purple in a single fly covers all the color triggers silvers respond to.

Weighted version of the classic flesh fly with a brass or tungsten bead for faster sink rate. Gets down quickly in deep post-spawn pools where trophy rainbows hold.

Sparse marabou streamer pattern developed for rainbows on Alaska's Bristol Bay tributaries. Light profile allows a natural drift in slow to moderate current where post-spawn trout feed.

Small, bright pink flesh-egg hybrid pattern developed specifically for the Iliamna drainage. Imitates both salmon eggs and small chunks of flesh that drift through post-spawn tributaries.