Bob Popovics' masterpiece. Hollow-tied bucktail creates a large profile that casts surprisingly well. The definitive striper fly for imitating herring, bunker, and other large baitfish.

Epoxy-coated baitfish imitation. Nearly indestructible. Sinks fast and flashes through the water column. The bluefish-proof fly.

Oversized Deceiver tied for Northeast stripers. Long white saddle hackle with flash. The workhorse of the striper fleet and the first fly every Northeast saltwater angler learns to love.

A long, slender sand eel imitation made from a single saddle hackle wrapped around the shank. Incredibly simple construction creates a remarkably realistic sand eel profile in the water.

A wide-profile baitfish pattern with a large, flat head that pushes water and creates a strong pressure wave. Designed for dark conditions and dirty water where stripers hunt by feel.

A classic Northeast style originated by Ken Abrames. Saddle hackles tied flat create an undulating, breathing profile that is impossible to achieve with bucktail. The thinking person's striper fly.