Steelhead flies

Check out some of the best flies to use in the Clearwater river. Additionally, follow our tutorial on how to tie the lady caroline fly.

Our friend Colin McKeown of The New Fly Fisher and his colleagues love fishing for Great Lakes steelhead, and they've caught plenty of chrome over the years. With so much experience . . .

A top river guide tells you the 5 best steelhead flies which are the Stonefly Nymph, the Mayfly nymph, the worm fly, the yarn egg, and the woolly bugger

There is no shortage of fly patterns to choose from when filling up your fly box for steelhead. This list of steelhead flies for Michigan includes effective staples that have produced for me and my…

Every once in a while we like to run step by step tying instructions for some of our favorite patterns at our lodges, and judging by your comments, you like them too! Because of this, we ran a post…

The Intruder has become more of a style of Steelhead fly than a specific pattern.The original was tied by legendary Washington Steelhead guide Ed Ward. This variation of an Intruder is tied on a wadington shank with a small octopus style hook rigged in a loop of slickshooter. This set up enables one to change the hook so as to be always be fishing with a sharp hook. This flashy blue intruder is a great pattern for covering the water quickly as it's large profile and bright colouring are…

Chilly winter weather brings a lot of excitement for fishermen around the Pacific Northwest. Winter Steelhead fishing is one of the favorite targets for anglers from December through April. Here ar…

Step by step instructions on how to tie a tube fly leech for salmon and steelhead