Woolly Worm Fly Tying - Don Martinez Fly Pattern

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The Woolly Worm is a classic streamer pattern most commonly used for trout, bass and bluegill. The two most popular colors are black/red and olive/red. The Woolly Worm is best tied on a small streamer hook in sizes #04-08. The Woolly Worm is a very versatile pattern. It can be dead drifted, stripped back or swung in the current. The Woolly Worm has been a staple pattern in trout fly boxes for ages, and continues to be a favorite pattern among many anglers!
Woolly Worm Recipe:
Hook: Tiemco 5262 #04-08
Weight: .025 Lead Wire
Thread: Black UTC 140
Tail: Red Marabou
Body: Black Fine Chenille
Collar: Grizzly Whiting High and Dry Rooster Cape
Rib: Copper Small Wire
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[@grungeboy1752]

One of my favorite flies the wooly worm, it was one of the first fly lures I used and I caught many big bluegills and decent bass, and this video showed me how to tie it like a pro, great instructions and detailed I'll be making some soon!

[@Thebazzman]

Great pattern, well explained and thought out.

[@iguanaamphibioustruck7352]

I do dry fly and use a 3x forged hook with peacock hurl with a cardinal tail and super grizzley hackle. and a sparse dear hair wing . a variation on the spruce fly.
Good tie and vid.
Thanks
Iguana

[@mikehenderson8578]

I thought most fisherman graduated past wolly worms 40 years ago.

[@backyardbuck6362]

But you gotta admit it still catches fish.

[@mr.robinson1982]

There is a reason why the old flies are still used.....THEY WORK.

[@brucedelaplain7138]

Way too much off-camera action. please show everything you're doing.