Wet FlyintermediateAlaska
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Matched on Alaska, salmon, salmon. Alaska-specific fly shop with fly categories for trout, char, grayling, salmon, and steelhead.
Matched on wet flies, salmon, wet. Broad by-type catalog useful for common benchmark patterns and inexpensive backups.
Matched on wet flies, salmon, broad catalog. Large pattern house with broad freshwater and saltwater fly categories.
Matched on wet flies, salmon, broad catalog. Broad retail catalog for standard trout, warmwater, salmon/steelhead, and saltwater patterns.
Matched on wet flies, salmon. New England tier lead for brook trout, landlocked salmon, and coastal striper patterns.
The Comet streaks through the water column with all the subtlety of its celestial namesake, trailing gold tinsel and fluorescent fibers like a tiny parade float for fish. Sockeye salmon, despite theoretically not feeding in freshwater, find it impossible to leave alone. Whether they eat it out of aggression, instinct, or simple curiosity is a debate that has filled more lodge bars than any philosophical question deserves.
Russian River
AK · Salmon River
Bristol Bay rivers
AK · Salmon River
Kenai River
AK · Salmon River
Map unavailable. Locations for Comet: Russian River, AK; Bristol Bay rivers, AK; Kenai River, AK
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Alaska
#2 - #6
Classic Pacific salmon fly with a chenille body, silver tinsel rib, and bucktail wing. Originally developed for steelhead but adopted by Alaskan salmon anglers for its consistent effectiveness on king and silver salmon.
King Salmon · Silver Salmon
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Alaska
#2 - #6
Classic steelhead and salmon wet fly with an orange body, white calf tail wing, and hackle collar. One of the oldest and most effective Pacific salmon flies, proven on Alaskan rivers for decades.
King Salmon · Silver Salmon · Chum Salmon
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Northeast & Mid-Atlantic
#12 - #16
Soft-hackle wet fly adapted for Delaware's Brandywine and White Clay creek systems. Sparse hen hackle pulses in the current, imitating emerging caddis and mayflies in these productive piedmont streams.
Brown Trout · Rainbow Trout
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Pacific Northwest
#2 - #6
Jerry French's steelhead spey fly. Long hackle fibers and a flowing profile designed for a slow, seductive swing.
Steelhead
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Pacific Northwest
#2 - #8
Esmond Drury's classic British salmon fly adapted for Pacific steelhead. Orange hackle, golden pheasant tippet collar, prawn-like silhouette.
Steelhead · Chinook Salmon
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Pacific Northwest
#4 - #8
Ken McLeod's classic Northwest steelhead fly. Purple body, brown hackle, silver tinsel rib. A Washington State legend since the 1940s.
Steelhead