Flies for Northern Pike. Pike fishing in Alaska can be unbelievable! Make sure to have a few pike flies along on your next adventure.
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- The one that started it all. The Black & White Dolly Llama is the #1 color for trout and char an ...
- The Bish-A-Rat is a big trout and pike's dream meal. Synthetic materials and lots of foam make this ...
- From the creative mind of Mike Mercer comes Mercer's Lemming. This chunky little lemming really push ...
- A mouse fly built entirely around a strike indicator-like body! Talk about a hard to sink, waking mi ...
- This articulated lemming is a one of a kind mouse fly. The swinging tail end hangs just below the su ...
- Chartreuse with a long wiggle tail is pretty much pike candy. If you are heading out pike fishing th ...
- Check out this beast of a fly for attracting predatory pike! Tied with durable chartreuse and white ...
- If you are going topwater for pike, you need to have a couple of these in your box. Beautifully spun ...
- A box of flies just for Alaska's fiercest freshwater predator! From surface poppers to streamers to ...
- Of course pike can't stay off this fly. Red & Yellow with a long wiggle tail is pretty much pike ...
- Take the colors from the legendary Dare Devil pike lure and tie them up as a long flowing fly. Winne ...
- If you are going to fish sub-surface for pike, you would be hard pressed to find a better fly than t ...
- You might want to get this fly just to admire the skill it took to tie it. Beautifully spun multi-co ...
- Johnson's Freaky Frog is a killer on pike in the late spring and early summer. Armed with a spring-w ...
- Not only is the Flashtail Whistler a killer pike fly, but sheefish in the big rivers of the arctic l ...
- A Dan Blanton fly that works equally well in the salt for a variety of fish and in the fresh for she ...
- Red and yellow with a long rabbit strip tail. The Gen-X Bunny in Fire Tiger is murder on pike and sh ...
- Pike and Sheefish anglers should have this fly in their box. Fish it on a floating line and watch it ...
