Blane Chocklett's multi-articulated baitfish pattern. Fish-spine shanks create a swimming action that looks disturbingly alive. The modern standard for trophy musky and pike on the fly.

Large deer hair diver/pusher for musky and pike. The spun deer hair head dives on the strip and pops back to the surface on the pause, creating a wounded-baitfish action that predators cannot resist.

Two-tone articulated streamer with a peanut-shaped profile. Balanced design swims with an erratic, wounded action. Deadly on aggressive brown trout and predatory species throughout the Great Lakes basin.

Crystal chenille variant of the classic Woolly Bugger. Extra flash and a slightly bulkier profile make it the go-to general-purpose searching pattern across all Great Lakes water types.

The universal subsurface fly. Marabou tail, palmered hackle, optional bead head. Imitates leeches, baitfish, crayfish, and anything else a trout might eat. Works everywhere, always.

Oversized woolly bugger tied heavy for Great Lakes steelhead. Marabou tail, palmered hackle, bead head. The fly that catches everything in every river, and steelhead are no exception.