Top Scud/Worm/Misc Fly Patterns
While considered junk flies, trout feed heavily on worms, scuds, and eggs in the Yellowstone Region. These food items are most prevalent in the spring and fall when hatches are sparse, fish are spawning, or the water is high and muddy. Check out my top flies for when I can’t seem to catch trout on anything else.
Pill Popper
Size #12-16
Pill Popper (Pink)
Size #14-16
Firebead Ray Charles (Gray)
Size #14-16
Firebead Ray Charles (Tan)
Size #14-16
Firebead Ray Charles (Tan)
Size #14-16
Pederson's Sowbug
Size #14-16
Firebead Soft Hackle Sow Bug (Tan)
Size #14-16
Firebead Soft Hackle Sow Bug (Pink)
Size #14-16
Soft Hackle Sow Bug (Tan)
Size #14-18
Soft Hackle Sow Bug (Pink)
Size #14-18
Pigsticker
Size #4-8
Bead Head San Juan Worm (Red)
Size #12
Bead Head San Juan Worm (Orange)
Size #12
Krystal Meth Egg
Size #14
Nuke Egg
Size #14
Gummy Egg
Size #14
Claw Dawg (Orange)
Sizes #4-8
Claw Dawg (Cray)
Sizes #4-8
Claw Dawg (Olive)
Sizes #4-8