FFF Streamers (and other flies for that matter)

[letthewookiewin]

Just felt like giving my opinion about FFF patterns, specifically Lance Egan patterns. I must say, I've caught more fish on thread frenchies, perdigons, and tungsten surveyors than all of the other classic nymphs combined. I also just tied up a Big Junk streamer and lo and behold, it catches fish. Lots of fish. I don't know what those guys do but their flies are amazing.

Does anyone else use their stuff? Any other flies from them I should consider? It's hard to move away from those three nymphs and this streamer but I'm willing to try some that others have had success with.

 

[Ard]

Never heard of the style, photo?

 

[strmanglr scott]

Yeah, post pics of these please.
Thank you.

 

[Ard]

I've been fishing with the streamer flies as long as I've been fly fishing so if these are productive I'd like a peek. When you use the word streamer I think of things like these....

Classic style on hooks





Sculpins on shanks for fishing deep and swift



On Micro Tubes

 

[letthewookiewin]

FFF = Fly Fish Food. Sorry I should have been more clear about that. They have a pretty heavy presence online and are based out of Utah.

I don't have any pictures of suitable flies yet. I'll get some up once I do.

 

[satyr]

Boy are they proud of their flies! $6.25 for one fly!!!

 

[mcnerney]

FFF = Fly Fish Food. Sorry I should have been more clear about that. They have a pretty heavy presence online and are based out of Utah.

I don't have any pictures of suitable flies yet. I'll get some up once I do.

I follow FFF and love some of their patterns and i love to tie Lance Egans patterns. Currently I'm tying a few of Lance's Egan's Frenchie. Can't believe you guys never heard of FFF!

 

[The op]

I use lances bionic ant and corn fed caddis.

 

[clouserguyky]

I regularly tie and fish Egan's Rainbow Warrior and Cheech's Complex Twist Bugger and Cheech style Sparkle Minnows. They are excellent. Fly Fish Food is a helpful resource for the modern angler, albeit a bit overpriced. What in fly fishing isn't a little overpriced?