Fly Fishing Worms

Worms occur in dense populations in many silty stream and lake beds. Worms also occur in the bottoms of fast moving gravel bed rivers. During times of floods, catastrophic drift can expose many worms to waiting trout. During these high water periods a San Juan Worm drifted along the bottom can be deadly. On local rivers "the worm" is a very productive fly during winter months or any time the river rises due to flash floods. Aquatic worms com in a variety of colors ranging from tan to red. Often a fake worm fly that is brighter colored than real ones

will produce strikes, especially when the water is turbid. Be sure to have several colors of worms in your fly box.

		San Juan Worm, Red Some aquatic worms are reddish. We have never seen any worms as bright as these flies, but don't let that fool you. There have been lots of trout caught on this pattern.
Item	Description	Size	Price	To Top
12280-12	San Juan Worm, Red	12	3 for $2.95

		San Juan Worm, Tan Many Aquatic worms are tan in color. This pattern seems to work best in streams and lake that have very clear water.
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12290-12	San Juan Worm, Tan	12	3 for $2.95

		Deschutes Worm, Pink We spent a lot of time screening the Deschutes River, looking at the aquatic invertebrates that live there. The majority of worm that live in the substrate are pinkish. the first time we fished this pattern during spring run-off the trout gave it two thumbs up. (Well they would have if they had thumbs.)
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12291-12	Deschutes Worm, Pink	12	3 for $2.95

		Wooly Worm, Black The simple Black Wooly Worm is a fly that can represent many kinds of game fish foods and is still one of the most productive flies of all time. Never be without them in several sizes.
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12420-04	Wooly Worm, Black	4	3 for $5.85
12420-06	Wooly Worm, Black	6	3 for $5.85
12420-08	Wooly Worm, Black	8	3 for $5.85
12420-10	Wooly Worm, Black	10	3 for $5.85
12420-12	Wooly Worm, Black	12	3 for $5.85

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