Sometimes you can't beat the classics
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Every trout angler has a secret weapon for tough days. Guide's have always known that when there's not a hatch going on, almost nothing will catch more trout than a classic Sucker Spawn, Blood Dot or Scrambled Egg...
This is a special deal made available to us by one of our partners in the industry. These are some of the all time top performing egg patterns and colors. Developed and tied to the specifications of Great Lakes trout and steelhead guides and proven for years all over the country. These eggs are tied on premium Dai-ichi hooks and use the best Angora yarn and Glo-Bug yarn. These are prepackaged by the half dozen. |
A wet Blood Dot highlights the contrasting yolk
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Available at wholeale prices while supplies last!
guide tips to rigging Eggs
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It's the time of year when trout are looking to get easy meals without wasting much energy. Eggs are in the water from sucker fish and other trout and eating those eggs are in every trout's DNA. Sucker Spawn, Blood Dots and Scrambled Eggs are a deadly addition to any nymphing rig. When used in small bright colors they make a perfect attractor and often the reason trout end up eating the smaller, natural fly.
Everyone has their favorite combination of flies to match up with eggs. These are our favorite combo's for winter and early spring fishing. |
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Trail a midge
Trout are fixed in on small midge's and baetis. A small midge or micro nymph like our G-Midge or RS200 is the perfect dropper off a bright or natural colored egg.
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Drop off a Stone fly
A buggy OG Rubber Leg Stonefly is what catches the trout's attention but it's the
egg they want.
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Add a scud
Maybe the ultimate winter combo. A Trailer Park Scud and egg is like bacon and eggs to a trout. This is a double protein meal and both are more attractive when fished in tandem.
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