What is another word for streamer fly?
Pronunciation: [stɹˈiːmə flˈa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Streamers are a type of fly fishing lure, which is typically used to attract large predatory fish. The term "streamer" refers to the way they move through the water, mimicking the movement of small baitfish or other prey. Depending on the style and design, a streamer fly can be called by different names, such as woolly bugger, zonker, deceiver, clouser minnow, muddler minnow, rabbit strip fly, and many more. Some streamer flies imitate leeches, crayfish, or other aquatic organisms, while others mimic small birds, rodents, or even snakes. Regardless of the name, a good streamer fly should have a realistic profile, movement, and coloration, to trigger the predatory instincts of the fish.
