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.

A generic EP fiber baitfish silhouette adaptable to match any of the Keys' abundant bait species. The fibers create a translucent, lifelike profile that is nearly indestructible.

Palmered hackle streamer with a flowing tail. The original Gulf Coast multi-species fly. Imitates shrimp, baitfish, or nothing in particular.

Dan Blanton's classic bead-chain-eyed streamer. The rattle of the beads and the hackle profile drive fish wild in stained water.

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.