Oversized, veiled egg pattern with a translucent outer layer over a bright nucleus. The go-to egg pattern for Great Lakes steelhead and trout behind spawning salmon.

Clumps of bright yarn imitating sucker and steelhead spawn. Dead-drifted under an indicator through Great Lakes tributaries during spring and fall runs.

A simple yarn egg imitation that matches salmon and trout eggs drifting through tailwaters. Effective year-round but especially deadly during and after spawning seasons.

Weighted prince nymph variation with biot tails and peacock herl body. Imitates stonefly and mayfly nymphs in Great Lakes tributaries. Essential in any steelhead nymph box.

The universal subsurface fly. Marabou tail, palmered hackle, optional bead head. Imitates leeches, baitfish, crayfish, and anything else a trout might eat. Works everywhere, always.

Crystal chenille variant of the classic Woolly Bugger. Extra flash and a slightly bulkier profile make it the go-to general-purpose searching pattern across all Great Lakes water types.