Woolly Worm

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Detailed instructions for tying a Woolly Worm.
Recipe:
Hook: 3X-long streamer hook (here, a Lightning Strike SN3), sizes 10-14.
Weight: Lead-free wire, .015.
Thread: Black, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Tail: Red Angora rabbit yarn.
Body: Black Ultra Chenille, micro.
Hackle: Grizzly saddle hackle.
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15 окт 2024

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@corvinredacted 5 месяцев назад

My grandfather, with whom I'm very close, recently moved into the nursing home, and I inherited his extensive collection of fly tying equipment. The wooly bug was the first fly he ever tied. This evening I will be attempting the same as my first fly. I grew up spin fishing, and I've reached basic proficiency with fly fishing, but I'm excited to learn the "other half" of the fly fishing hobby. Thanks for the great video!

@TedJ71 Год назад

One of the first flies I learned to tie in late 60’s! Used globug yarn for the egg sac , and was a killer pattern for Coho and steelhead in Great Lakes! ❤ Long before anyone thought of putting a maribou tail in place of the egg sac on these.

@railroaderreddoor76 5 лет назад

As always you improved my fly tying skills. You by FAR have the best bug instructions anywhere. Thank you. 🎣

@jeffreystone7327 4 месяца назад

Thank you Sir for another great video. This looks to be a good pattern for me to start with. Will definitely help me become better skilled in some basic techniques. I will tie several of these until they start to resemble your fly. I would like to produce a somewhat respectable fly before trying my next pattern. Thank you and Tightlinevideo for another awesome video. God bless.

@wndsrfross 5 лет назад

Have always kept a few in a fly box for trout but it's killer on panfish, especially as a dropper behind a popping bug.

@40ozpunker 5 лет назад

Classic fly! I haven't seen many caterpillar patterns and I believe there should be. They are everywhere in Connecticut right now!

@troutjunkie7330 5 лет назад

My go to fly. I have like 50 videos fishing this fly over the years.

@jacobguy3343 5 лет назад

Just curious im new to fly fishing do u fish it under a indicator or like a streamer ?

@troutjunkie7330 5 лет назад

like a streamer

@jacobguy3343 5 лет назад

@@troutjunkie7330 okay thank u! i was thinking as a nymph because in the summer here in alabama the caterpillers fall out of these webs and get pulled with the current

@slickydicky 5 лет назад

I have a pattern I tie based on this wonderful fly, except I tie it unweighted or with a bead head only, it has a red chenille body, brown hackle and a small pinch of grey squirrel tail for the tail (fox squirrel works well too). I tie it in the 10-14 size range and it does really well. I caught many bass and panfish this past spring and well into the summer on it.

@randyherringshaw6325 4 года назад

@tightlinevideo thanks for another well instructed, awesome pattern!!!

@jamesvatter5729 4 года назад

That super glue application is a really great tip.

@Twinhemlocks 5 лет назад

Fantastic as always!! Two questions 1- I have the same bobbins you are using do you add the o rings? 2- What are you using to pluck your flies from the vice these days? Thanks in advance I really appreciate your videos you do a great job!