nymph
Scud
The Scud imitates Gammarus and Hyalella amphipods — crustaceans that thrive in weed beds on tailwaters and spring creeks. With a curved body, shellback, and picked-out dubbing legs, it represents a food source trout eat in enormous quantities wherever scuds are present.
Variants
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Fishing tips
Dead drift through weed beds and along the bottom of spring creeks and tailwaters. Scuds are most active during low-light conditions.