Casting Streamers

Nine-Three- This smelt imitator originated by Dr. J. Hubert Sanborn of Waterville, Maine. One of the most popular streamer flies for use in many Ma...

The Parmachenee Belle was created in the late 1800's by Henry Wells of Providence, Rhode Island. It was named for in honor of both the Parmachenee ...

An attractive olive downwing streamer created by Gene Maxim and Butch Carey for their fishing friend, John Perkins.  Tied as a Dace imitation when ...

Another Carrie Stevens pattern. A great color for spring fishing in our area lakes.

Pink is a great color to fish in the spring when the smelt are being fed on .

One of the original bucktail streamer designs two great colors to put together on one fly.

The Red Gray Ghost is a variation on the legendary Gray Ghost that was adapted by Ray Salminem of Acton, Massachusetts. A professional tier, Salmin...

This is a variation of the hornberg that is fished like a streamer.

The Royal Coachman streamer, an adaption of the trout fly, has English roots and has been one of the most well known wet and dry patterns for gener...

Created by Bob Shufelt of the Moosehead Lake region of Maine. Another white marabou killer.

A nicely colored down wing smelt pattern.

A simple, yet effective streamer to imitate smelt.

A very attractive smelt pattern, sparsely tied.

Created by John Barr. This fly stands up to its name and has saved the day on more than one occasion.

A very attractive blue smelt pattern. Very good on our Rangeley area lakes .

This is one of the real classic Maine streamer flies. A great smelt imitator, The Supervisor is aptly named as it is often considered one of the mo...

This fly was created by Rob Donald of Rob's Fly Shop. It is a great pattern for Drake hatches and as a general search pattern.

An attractive variation of a woolly bugger.

A Bud Wilcox of Rangeley creation - good for imitating a crayfish.     

Originated in the 1930's by a Maine game warden named Joseph Stickney, a Warden Supervisor in Saco, Maine.

This is a great streamer pattern for during any Drake or Hex hatch. I recommend fluffing up the dubbing body to give the fly bulk and life.

Winnipesaukee Smelt uses peacock and purple effectively to imitate smelt.  Marabou feathers give good motion in the water.

Created by Joe Sterling One of the most popular streamer patterns in Maine.

The all time best seller, we add a little flash in the tail and weight under the body. Not only a great beginner fly, but these are used around the...