Steelhead Flies

Steelhead are the West Coast version of their eastern cousins, the Atlantic salmon. Both can be elusive, frustrating, but ultimately rewarding in their line-peeling runs and spectacular acrobatics. Considered sea-run rainbow trout, these fish grow quickly in the fertile Pacific Ocean. Schools of chrome-bright steelhead return each year up the coastal rivers and streams to spawn. Although many western rivers support summer and fall run populations, the majority of West Coast steelhead are targeted by anglers in the winter months.

The Popsicle
contributed by
Phil Rowley

Marabou Prawn
contributed by
Phil Rowley
Egg Sucking Bunny
contributed by
Phil Rowley
Squamish Steaker
contributed by
Will Wright
       
Wintel's Winter Special
contributed by
Rick Jones
Grantham Winged
Greaseliner
by Rick Jones

Sexy Lingerie
contributed by
Will Wright

Foamy Bomber
contributed by
Will Wright
       
Egg & Skin Fly
contributed by
Rick Jones
The .08
contributed by
Ken Driedger
Dirty Lady
contributed by
Will Wright
Fluorescent Umpqua Special
contributed by
Warren Grisewood
       
Grantham Sedge
contributed by
Ron Grantham
Margarita
contributed by
Doug Wright
Simple
General Practitioner

Steve Hansone
Cahill Tube Fly #1
contributed by
Dan Cahill
       
 
The Purple Flash
contributed by
Gil Sage
Steelhead Worm
contributed by
Ed Stefanison
Hunter`s Tippet Shrimp
contributed by
Rick Jones