Tungsten Head Worm Fly - Midge Larva Imitation

Perhaps no fly has taken over angling quite like the squirmy worm. The motion of the squirmy material drives trout crazy, and combining that with a jig hook and tungsten bead makes this pattern even deadlier. While the effectiveness of the squirmy is documented everywhere, it’s especially productive in pocket-water freestone streams.

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The Rusty Brown Tungsten Zebra Midge has a tungsten head on it that is sure to get this fly down fast. Don't let its thin, simple body fool you - it

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is our favorite way to imitate midge larvae. Midge larvae or bloodworms often live in low-oxygenated parts of a stream.

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Tungsten Head Worm Fly - Midge Larva Imitation