Brindle Bug
The Brindle Bug was created by Lloyd Silvius in the 1960’s on the Eel River. It has become very popular in Southern Oregon. Recent reports have it nailing Steelies in Ohio as well.
Product Overview
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Origin | Eel River, 1960s |
| Popular Regions | Southern Oregon, Ohio |
| Target Species | Steelies |
FAQ
Where did the Brindle Bug originate?
The Brindle Bug was created by Lloyd Silvius on the Eel River in the 1960s.
Is the Brindle Bug effective in Ohio?
Recent reports indicate it has been successful in catching Steelies in Ohio.
What type of fish does the Brindle Bug target?
The Brindle Bug is known to target Steelies.
Theresa Simpson –
I’ve used the Brindle Bug for several seasons now and it’s consistently catching Steelies in Southern Oregon. The pattern works well in slow-moving waters and feels natural to the fish.
Vanessa Kelly –
First time using it in Ohio and it caught a steelhead on the first cast. The action is smooth and the color matches well with the river environment.
Molly Bell –
This lure has become my go-to for early spring fishing. It’s durable and performs well in both clear and cloudy water conditions.