Beadhead Squiggly San Juan Worm

Description

Beadhead Squiggly San Juan Worm

The Beadhead Squiggly San Juan Worm also sometimes called BH Squirmy Wormie or wiggly worm is a simple but effective class of san juan worm fly.

The BH Squiggly San Juan Worm is a variation of the classic San Juan Worm pattern. It typically features a beadhead that adds weight to the fly, allowing it to sink quicker in the water column.

Anglers design a San Juan worm to imitate an aquatic worm, valuing its simplicity and versatility. They can be fished all year-round and almost in any body of water.

They are particularly good for fishing in murky water as the bright colors tend to attract the fish. If you are fishing around Spring time, don’t be afraid to fish with the bigger worms.

Anglers use this worm pattern in various water conditions, particularly in streams and rivers, targeting trout and other freshwater species that feed on worms. Its appearance and movement make it an enticing option for fish, especially when presented effectively in the water.

You can fish a San Juan worm just like any other nymph. The key is to just get it deep enough to float along the bottom of the river. That is where aquatic worms tend to live.

Usually available in the following color variations:. Blood Red | Fluorescent Green | Fluorescent Orange | Fluorescent Yellow | Glow in the Dark | Hot Pink | Olive | Purple | Red | Tan | White

Usually available in the following hook sizes: 8 | 10 | 12 | 14

You can also find the non beaded version of this worm here.