The Best Anglers Never Stop Learning
The Best Anglers Never Stop Learning
Tying Video
This is a standard zonker streamer and can have many variations. Overall, once you add more than 3-4 new materials, it’s hard to call it the same fly any more, however, staying true to the pattern and changing zonker and braid colors allows you to create a lot of very usable variations for this fly. My personal favorites for this pattern are olive, black, rust and white.
This fly will bail you out of your bad days on the water. It works in many water conditions and can be tied for trout or warmwater species (bass, carp, panfish) as well. It’s a quick and affordable tie for a streamer and allows you to get a variety of colors and streamers done quickly which puts you on the river fishing more and behind the tying bench less.
This streamer imitates a baitfish, leech and even a cranefly larva. You can dead drift this fly, or do the traditional downstream cast and swing for streamers. Throwing streamers upstream also works and working it down back to you. This imitates a fleeing baitfish and gets fish pretty excited as well. Fish it with patience and confidence and you could be rewarded with a monster bow or brown. Don’t worry about 4x, throw 0x – 2x tippet/leaders for the best success and least amount of flies lost.
No hatch chart data available for this selection.
Sign up for full access to the Learning Center
and all the FlyBrary Content.
payment methods accepted
Copyright © 2003 – 2025 MidCurrent LLC, All Rights Reserved.
Copyright © 2003 – 2025 MidCurrent LLC, All Rights Reserved.