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I'm new to fly fishing and am wondering what are the most productive patterns for steelhead trout on the conneaut creek here in northeast ohio?
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Check out the following link for the exact streams you plan to fish in ohio:
http://steelheadsite.com/
click on topics under the FISH OUR WATERS heading and learn up to date cndtions under the REPORTS heading to read about specific streams in the state of ohio. This is a great site!
Small jigs of about 1/32 oz. weight are killer. Good color combonations include black/purple, pink/white, and orange/white. I have had some great luck with olive bead headed wolly boogers in a size 6. You can dead drift these or strip them through tail outs. The water conditions will dictate the size and color of your flies and jigs, so pack several in different sizes and weights. Good luck I hope this helps.
Any egg pattern should and will work. I have also been using alot of different nympths and stoneflys in different sizes and colors and have had alot of luck www.fisherie.com is a site full of information on lake tribs. Go to the discussion board and read if you have the extra time
Cream colored sucker spawn. #12 hook.
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Check out the following link for the exact streams you plan to fish in ohio:
http://steelheadsite.com/
click on topics under the FISH OUR WATERS heading and learn up to date cndtions under the REPORTS heading to read about specific streams in the state of ohio. This is a great site!
Small jigs of about 1/32 oz. weight are killer. Good color combonations include black/purple, pink/white, and orange/white. I have had some great luck with olive bead headed wolly boogers in a size 6. You can dead drift these or strip them through tail outs. The water conditions will dictate the size and color of your flies and jigs, so pack several in different sizes and weights. Good luck I hope this helps.
Any egg pattern should and will work. I have also been using alot of different nympths and stoneflys in different sizes and colors and have had alot of luck www.fisherie.com is a site full of information on lake tribs. Go to the discussion board and read if you have the extra time
Cream colored sucker spawn. #12 hook.
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