Ken Morrish's foam-bodied mouse pattern. More durable than deer hair mice, easier to cast, and equally effective at convincing trophy rainbows to annihilate the surface.

Large deer hair mouse for trophy rainbow trout. Skated across current seams on remote Alaskan streams. The most exciting take in freshwater fly fishing.

Small baitfish imitation representing juvenile salmon smolts. Silver body with a dark back and white belly. Effective on rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, and Arctic char that feed on outmigrating salmon fry in spring.

Hard-bodied popper for warm-water species. Concave face creates a satisfying pop-and-gurgle on the strip. Designed for bass but effective on anything willing to hit the surface.

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.

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.