Flies for Striped Bass16 proven patterns
Dry flies, nymphs, streamers and more that catch striped bass, grouped by type.
Dry flies 6
Bomber (Striper)#14#16Bomber (Striper) — a proven dry pattern.Epoxy Minnow (Mississippi Shad)#14#16Epoxy Minnow (Mississippi Shad) — a proven dry pattern.Game Changer (Shad)#14#16Game Changer (Shad) — a proven dry pattern.Game Changer (Shad) death#14#16Game Changer (Shad) death — a proven dry pattern.Needlefish Imitation#14#16Needlefish Imitation — a proven dry pattern.Schminnow#14#16Schminnow — a proven dry pattern.
Streamers 9
Black Woolly Bugger#4#6#8Black Woolly Bugger — a proven streamer pattern.Black Woolly Bugger (Bass)#4#6#8Black Woolly Bugger (Bass) — a proven streamer pattern.Clouser Minnow (Bass)#1/0#2#4The definitive bass baitfish pattern. Jig-style with lead eyes rides hook-up and works deep.Clouser Minnow (Saltwater)#1/0#2/0#3/0Bob Clouser's most famous creation. Arguably the most versatile saltwater fly ever tied.Epoxy Minnow#2#4#6Epoxy-coated slim minnow for trout in large clear rivers and stillwaters.Game Changer#2/0#3/0#4/0Blane Chocklett's revolutionary multi-section articulated pattern. The Game Changer moves with an ultra-realistic fish-like undulation.Silversides (Striper)#1/0#2/0Slim epoxy silverside for surf and estuary stripers keying on tiny bait.White Woolly Bugger#4#6#8White Woolly Bugger — a proven streamer pattern.Woolly Bugger#4#6#8#10#12The iconic all-purpose streamer. Imitates leeches, baitfish, crayfish, and more.