StreamersKen Lockwood Streamer
The Ken Lockwood Streamer is a highly effective streamer pattern that imitates a variety of small baitfish. It's an excellent choice for targeting larger, predatory fish and is especially known for its success with trout.
Year Round
Advanced
Trout
Overview
An old-school streamer pattern tied with a long feather wing, dubbed or floss body, and gold tinsel ribbing. It has a subtle profile that works well in clear water and is a tribute to New Jersey's trout waters.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: 6X-long streamer hook (Lightning Strike ST5), size #10
Thread 1/body: 6/0 or 140 Denier, red
Rib: Silver Mylar tinsel, extra small or small
Thread 2: 8/0 or 140 Denier, black
Wing: Bucktail, black
Throat: White or light gray saddle hackle
Fishing Tips
Season
This pattern can be effective year-round but is especially productive in the spring and fall.
Presentation
Try a variety of retrieves until you find what works best. A slow, steady retrieve often works well.
When to Use
Use this pattern when you're targeting larger, predatory fish or when you see fish actively feeding on baitfish.
Water Type
This pattern is most effective in moving water.
Rigging Suggestions
This pattern can be fished on a floating or sinking line depending on the depth of the water and the behavior of the fish.
Visibility & Floatation
This pattern is designed to sink and imitate a swimming baitfish. It's highly visible in the water thanks to its flashabou and tinsel body.
