Beadhead Lightning Bug Hot Pink

A flashy attractor nymph that can suggest midge pupae, mayfly nymphs, or just serve as a trigger in high/dirty water. Hot pink versions also mimic egg-laying insects or even small aquatic worms.

History:
Invented in Montana in the 1990s by Larry Graham, the Lightning Bug was designed for use on the Missouri River. The hot pink version emerged later for winter tailwaters and off-color conditions.