NymphGlo Bug
The Glo Bug is a simple yet effective pattern that mimics fish roe. The bright colors attract fish, making it an excellent choice when fishing in high, discolored water.
Spring, Fall
Beginner
Trout
Overview
This egg imitation is made by tightly wrapping and trimming Glo-Bug Yarn into a round egg shape. Commonly tied in pink, orange, or chartreuse, sometimes with a red “blood dot.” Used for steelhead, trout, and salmon in spawning streams.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: Tiemco 3769, size #12–#14
Thread: Fire Orange, 6/0
Body: Glo Bug Yarn in various colors
Yoke/blood dot: micro glo-bug yarn, contrasting color.
Fishing Tips
Season
The Glo Bug is especially effective during the Spring and Fall seasons when fish are spawning.
Presentation
Try bouncing the Glo Bug along the bottom using a dead drift technique.
When to Use
Use the Glo Bug when fish are spawning and other fish are actively feeding on eggs.
Water Type
Glo Bug works well in both Stillwater and Moving Water.
Rigging Suggestions
Pair with a beadhead nymph to get it down deep.
Visibility & Floatation
The Glo Bug sinks well and is highly visible due to its bright colors.
