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The Blue River in southeastern Oklahoma remains a hotspot for winter trout, with weekly stockings of rainbow trout from November through March (as of November 9, 2025). These patterns excel on stocked fish that favor eggs and worms early on, transitioning to nymphs and streamers as they hold.I've incorporated detailed descriptions into the Notes & Tips column for each pattern for ease of reference. Additionally, focus on 4-6X tippet, strike indicators for subsurface presentation, and check Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for fresh stockings.
Type | Pattern | Size | Notes & Tips |
|---|---|---|---|
Egg | Eggstacy (Flo Peach) | 14-16 | Rounded synthetic roe fly in fluorescent peach/orange. Top for stocked trout; drift in riffles or under indicators. |
Egg | Generic Egg Pattern | 12-16 | Simple round bead-head fly with bright yarn/synthetic body (pink/orange/yellow). Deadly post-stocking in clear water. |
Worm | Squirmy Worm / Mega Worm | 10-14 | Flexible rubbery worm in red/pink, optional bead head. Jig/swing in slow water for aggressive takes. |
Worm | San Juan Worm | 12-16 | Classic red/pink chenille worm on curved hook with tails. Suspend under indicator. |
Jig | Weiss' Jig Streamer | 14-16 | Jig-hook olive/black sculpin imitation with weighted head & marabou tail. Bounce on bottom. |
Jig | Black DM Jig | 14 | Simple black jig-head midge/nymph. Effective in murky water via silhouette. |
Nymph | Hare's Ear (Natural) | 16-18 | Classic spiky brown/tan hare's ear nymph with beadhead. Dead-drift in seams for spring hatches. |
Nymph | Pheasant Tail (Flashback, Gold) | 18 | Slim pheasant tail nymph with gold rib & flashback. For picky fish. |
Nymph | Copper John | 16 | Weighted copper wire nymph (green/black, beadhead). For deeper runs. |
Nymph | Mop Fly | 10-12 | Absorbent chenille mop body (white/chartreuse/tan). Junk fly for bottom feeders in stocked waters. |
Dry | Blue-Winged Olive (BWOs) | 16-18 | Small grayish-olive mayfly dry fly. For spring hatches, evenings. |
Dry | Elk Hair Caddis | 14-18 | Buoyant elk hair wing dry fly (tan/olive body). For caddis hatches; dead-drift or skate. |
Dry | Griffith's Gnat | 16-20 | Peacock herl & grizzly hackle midge cluster. For low-light surface feeding on small insects. |
Streamer | Woolly Bugger | 6-10 | Versatile marabou tail & hackle streamer (olive/black). Strip aggressively in pools for big rainbows. |
Streamer | Muddler Minnow | 4 | Bulky deer hair head (tan/olive) imitating sculpin/baitfish. For rocky areas. |
Streamer | Double Bunny | 2-4 | Tandem rabbit zonker streamer (olive/white). Erratic retrieves for trophy fish. |
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| PS: AI forgot about Midges and Others |
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