I’m so excited. I found a source for the original Brownbagger Stonefly Nymph. Just in time for the Fall when the salmon are spawning on the Rogue River, Oregon. Rogue steelhead have a hard time resisting these nymphs. They combine two trigger points. One they represent a very visible dark stonefly nymph. Steelhead see and eat a lot of them. Second that nymph is carrying an hot orange salmon egg represented by the bead head. The steelhead eat a lot of those salmon eggs during spawning time. Weighted and with the bead head, these nymph flies get down in the water. Fish on!
Rogue River Salmon Steelhead Board 