The Dead Egg Glo Bug is a subtle and highly effective egg fly pattern designed to imitate dead or decaying fish eggs, which are a crucial food source for trout, steelhead, and salmon. Featuring a more muted color compared to its vibrant counterparts, the Dead Egg Glo Bug mimics the natural appearance of eggs that have drifted along the riverbed for a period of time, making it particularly appealing to fish in heavily fished or pressured waters.

Crafted with durable, soft materials, the Dead Egg Glo Bug is designed to sink slightly and drift naturally with the current, closely resembling a dead or decaying egg. Its subdued coloration makes it perfect for clear waters or conditions when fish have become wary of bright, vibrant patterns. The realistic drift and appearance of this fly make it ideal for targeting selective fish.

To use the Dead Egg Glo Bug effectively, fish it as part of a nymph rig or under a strike indicator. Cast upstream and allow the fly to drift naturally along the bottom, focusing on areas like deep pools, riffles, and spawning beds where fish are likely to feed. This pattern is especially productive during salmon or trout spawning seasons when fish are actively feeding on dead or decaying eggs.