Working now in Ohiothe last 14 days
- 01Baetis Nymphnymph
Baetis nymphs are active year-round and particularly effective during BWO hatch periods in fall, offering a consistent subsurface food source for steelhead.
Chagrin Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 02Intruder (Steelhead)streamer
Designed specifically for steelhead, this attractor pattern is excellent for swinging through likely holding water in the fall.
Cuyahoga Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 03
Steelhead actively key in on egg patterns during their fall spawning runs, especially when other fish are spawning.
Cuyahoga Riverfrom 3 reports80% - 04Glo Bugegg
Another highly effective egg pattern, ideal for mimicking the abundant eggs present during the fall steelhead runs.
Cuyahoga Riverfrom 4 reports80% - 05Woolly Bugger (Olive)streamer
A versatile streamer imitating leeches and baitfish, which are consistent food sources for predatory steelhead, especially in cooling fall waters.
Cuyahoga Riverfrom 4 reports80% - 06Egg Sucking Leechstreamer
This pattern combines a leech and egg imitation, making it particularly deadly for aggressive steelhead in the fall.
Cuyahoga Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 07
Mimics caddis pupae and emergers, which can still be active in fall, and is a great all-around searching pattern for steelhead.
Cuyahoga Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 08
Large caddis hatch of the year in fall, attracting Trout and Steelhead to the surface.
Rocky Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 09Baetis Nymphnymph
Baetis nymphs are active subsurface during fall BWO periods, targeting Steelhead and Trout.
Rocky Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 10Muddler Minnowstreamer
Effective streamer for Trout and Steelhead in fall, imitating sculpins and baitfish in riffles.
Rocky Riverfrom 1 report80% - 11
Matches fall BWO hatches, excellent for selective Steelhead and Trout feeding on emergers and adults.
Rocky Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 12Woolly Bugger (Olive)streamer
Versatile streamer imitating leeches and baitfish, effective year-round for Steelhead, Trout, and Walleye.
Rocky Riverfrom 4 reports80% - 13
Fall egg season for trout below spawning salmon, a key food source for Steelhead, Trout, and Walleye.
Rocky Riverfrom 3 reports80% - 14Glo Bugegg
Fall during salmon and steelhead spawning runs, an important food source for Steelhead, Trout, and Walleye.
Rocky Riverfrom 4 reports80% - 15Cometstreamer
Effective attractor streamer for Steelhead and Walleye in fall and winter.
Rocky Riverfrom 4 reports80% - 16Woolly Bugger (Black)streamer
A dark streamer that imitates leeches and sculpins, which are active even in colder water. A high-searching pattern for larger predatory fish in the Little Miami River during fall.
Little Miami Riverfrom 1 report80% - 17Perch Patternstreamer
Perch are present in the Little Miami River, and fall is prime time to imitate these common baitfish, attracting predatory species looking for a substantial meal.
Little Miami Riverfrom 1 report80% - 18
A universal baitfish imitation, effective year-round for predatory species like bass, walleye, and musky, which are actively feeding on juvenile fish in the Little Miami River during fall.
Little Miami Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 19
Dragonfly nymphs are a large, protein-rich food source for cruising fish. Fall is when many nymphs are mature and active, making this pattern relevant for multiple species in the Little Miami River.
Little Miami Riverfrom 1 report80% - 20Hellgrammite Flynymph
Hellgrammites are a consistent and high-protein food source on rocky smallmouth rivers year-round, making this a reliable subsurface pattern for fall bass and other predatory species in the Little Miami River.
Little Miami Riverfrom 2 reports80% - 21Woolly Bugger (Olive)streamer
A versatile streamer, effective year-round for imitating leeches and baitfish, which are consistent food sources for predatory fish in fall as water temperatures cool. Targets a wide range of predatory species present in the Little Miami River.
Little Miami Riverfrom 4 reports80% - 22
As fall progresses, opportunistic feeders in the Little Miami River will key into fish eggs from various species, making egg patterns highly effective.
Little Miami Riverfrom 1 report80% - 23
Crayfish are a primary food source for smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and walleye in rocky river environments like the Little Miami River, making this a crucial subsurface pattern in fall.
Little Miami Riverfrom 1 report80% - 24
The October Caddis is one of the largest caddis hatches of the year, providing a significant food source for trout in the fall.
Big Darby Creekfrom 2 reports80% - 25Hare's Ear Nymphnymph
The Hare's Ear Nymph is a reliable general searching nymph, mimicking various aquatic insects active in the currents throughout the fall season.
Big Darby Creekfrom 1 report80%
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