LITTLE SQUIRMY PARASITE GAME HOW TO

It's an improved variation of the squirmy worm. Howdy folks, Ben McGee here with basin + bend in Evergreen, Colorado, and today I'm going to tie a variation of the squirmy wormy.

LITTLE SQUIRMY PARASITE GAME HOW TO

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We've learned a few things now that we've been using this technique to tie the squirmy wormy for a while, so we did a second post that shows how to tie an improved squirmy wormy. The other problem one quickly finds when fishing it is that fish will grab onto the worm part and not always the hook, and break the 'magic' squirmy bit off, essentially rendering the fly useless.Д«en shows us a unique squirmy worm fly pattern that fixes all those squirmy worm fly material problems.Д¬heck out our follow up video on how to tie the improved squirmy wormy! It always wants to spin around the hook, the thread just wants to cut through it, and there's always a fine balance of stretching it just enough to tie in, but not so much that you break it. One thing is for sure, squirmy wormy material is not the easiest material to tie with. While the squirmito material has many upsides, it also comes with a handful of downsides that make actually tying a squirmy worm fly a pain. When tied on a jig hook, they work great as a quick-to-tie anchor fly as well. We use them fairly often, in quite a few water types and at different times of the year, and they consistently produce.

It's so effective that some purists won't be caught dead with them in their fly box. Something about the undulating squirmy rubber material just drives trout and other fish species crazy. If you've ever fished a squirmy wormy fly (or sometimes simply called squirmies), you already know how effective they can be. Don't let the squirmy wormy material get you down

Little squirmy parasite game