Supervisor

The Supervisor Streamer is a classic New England fly pattern designed to imitate smelt, a primary food source for trout and landlocked salmon. This pattern has long been a staple in the fly boxes of anglers targeting aggressive fish in lakes and rivers, particularly in the Northeast. With its sleek, flowing profile and subtle flash, the Supervisor effectively mimics baitfish, making it an excellent choice for enticing strikes from predatory fish.

Tied with premium materials, the Supervisor Streamer features a combination of white, black, and silver tones that provide a lifelike shimmer in the water. Its movement closely resembles a swimming smelt, making it highly effective in clear water conditions where fish rely on visual cues to locate prey. Whether used in still water or moving currents, this fly consistently produces results.

To fish the Supervisor Streamer effectively, swing it through runs, strip it in short, erratic bursts to imitate a darting baitfish, or troll it in lake settings where trout and salmon are actively feeding. This fly is particularly productive during the spring and fall when baitfish are abundant, and predatory fish are aggressively foraging.