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Super Squirmy Worm

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Published on Sep 10. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

UV-resin, epoxy and LCR's

The super squirmy worm is a great san juan worm varient that really works! Using small rubber bug legs for movement and to look like a little worm, you can trim this to length on the water to what ever size you want. This fly works really well!

Hook: Umpqua U202 size 14-24
Thread: Ultra Thread 70 denier in red.
Body: Baby Bug Legs, rubber leg material
Glue: Solarez "Bone Dry" UV curing resin.

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