Tandem Trolling Streamers

One of the original bucktail color combinations. Here with marabou in place of bucktail.

A gray ghost in red. Created by Ray Salminen of Massachusetts.

A red version of the Gray Ghost created by Ray Salminen with beads for extra attraction.

The effective Hornberg in a hard to miss red.

Originated by Ed Rief of Bangor Maine. Great color and barring.

Tandem coachman for trolling with attractive marabou.

Tandem coachman for trolling with attractive marabou and beads.

A conversion of the old silver Doctor wet fly into an effective streamer.

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

A very attractive blue smelt pattern. Very good on our Rangeley area lakes . Red beads add to its attractiveness.

Created by Gene Letourneau of southern Maine many years ago. Great color and barring.

Originated by a Maine game warden named Joseph Stickney in 1925. This is one of the real classic Maine streamer flies.

Created by Bud Wilcox a well known guide and tier from Rangeley.

This classic is the authoritative book on New England streamer flies including how to tie them and how to use them.  This book was first published ...

Originated by expert streamer tier Bert Quimby of Maine. Named for Mr. York of Kennebago Lake.