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, buoyant rodent pattern imitating the lemmings and voles that swim across Alaskan tundra streams. Trophy rainbow trout and Arctic char eat them with volcanic aggression.

Foam-backed topwater fly that pushes a V-wake across the flats. Dawn and dusk. Explosive strikes.

Joe Blados' folded foam topwater that creates an erratic, side-to-side action. The fly that makes jacks lose their minds.

Spun deer hair head creates a popping, diving action. Originally for bass, now a Gulf Coast classic for reds in skinny water.

Bob Popovics' hard-bodied popper. The cupped face creates a loud pop that calls fish from distance. Not subtle. Not meant to be.