NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
$5.95
The hellgrammite is the larval form of the dobsonfly, and it looks like something from a creature feature -- pinchers, legs everywhere, and an attitude problem. Smallmouth bass eat them the way a retired linebacker eats steak: enthusiastically and in large quantities. This imitation crawls through the rocks with enough realism to make an entomologist nod approvingly.
Au Sable River
MI · Freestone River
Muskegon River
MI · River
Vermilion River
OH · River
Map unavailable. Locations for Hellgrammite: Au Sable River, MI; Muskegon River, MI; Vermilion River, OH
NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
#6 - #10
Weighted Hexagenia nymph pattern designed for Indiana's St. Joseph River and Eagle Creek. Rubber legs and a broad, flat body imitate the burrowing mayfly nymphs that steelhead and brown trout feed on in the river's silty substrate.
Steelhead · Brown Trout · Smallmouth Bass
NymphbeginnerGreat Lakes
#8 - #14
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.
Steelhead · Brown Trout · Rainbow Trout
NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
#8 - #12
Hot orange or chartreuse bead head stonefly nymph developed for Michigan steelhead. Rubber legs and a flashback wingcase give it extra attraction in off-color water.
Steelhead · Brown Trout
NymphintermediateGreat Lakes
#10 - #14
Dark-bodied mayfly nymph imitating the Isonychia bicolor, a large swimmer nymph that Great Lakes trout key on during summer and fall hatches. White or cream legs are the telltale trigger.
Brown Trout · Rainbow Trout
NymphintermediateSoutheast & Carolinas
#4 - #10
Dobsonfly larva imitation with rubber legs and dark body. The apex forage in Appalachian freestone streams. Preferred by large trout and smallmouth.
Smallmouth Bass · Brown Trout · Rainbow Trout
NymphadvancedGreat Lakes
#6 - #10
Small, weighted nymph designed specifically for sight-fishing carp on Great Lakes flats. Lead eyes, chenille body, rubber legs. Lands softly and sinks to cruising depth.
Carp