The quintessential bonefish fly. Craft fur wing over a flashy body. Lands soft, sinks fast, gets eaten. The standard by which all other bonefish flies are measured.

The bonefish fly that started the flats revolution. Bead chain eyes, crystal flash body, and a calf tail wing. Simple, deadly, and endlessly imitated.

A Lefty's Deceiver variation tied for Keys snook. White and chartreuse with a wide profile to imitate the pilchards and pinfish that snook ambush around mangrove shorelines.

A clean, all-white bucktail and synthetic baitfish pattern. Imitates pilchards, glass minnows, and other silver baitfish that swarm the Keys backcountry by the millions.

Enrico Puglisi's signature EP fiber baitfish. The translucent body and realistic profile have made it a standard pattern from the Keys to the Caribbean. Imitates everything from pilchards to ballyhoo.

Bob Clouser's legendary lead-eye pattern, adapted for Keys fishing. The weighted eyes create a jigging action that imitates a wounded baitfish in the channels and deeper flats.