Different way to tie the SQUIRMY

[@lorenirving8230]

Much appreciate this video. I'll send you an order for some materials soon and will follow your instructions which appear to make a lot of sense!. Good work! I fished a local lake yesterday and watched a fellow land 7 big rainbows when I didn't. Got to get going on wormies. thanks again.

[@rabo99]

Very well done!

[@Gbow17]

One of the best Squirmy ties I've seen. Thanks for taking your time to share it with us.

[@MountainManThan]

You saved me a lot of trouble! This looks better and seems way more durable than what I’ve been tying.

[@jimholland1592]

You are amazing 👍

[@keenanmatthews206]

Sweet!! the best way I've seen to tie a squirmy

[@paulus0109]

Yep. I think you right: haven’t seen it yet. Thnx for sharring.

[@twsdlbh]

Does this fly work on crappie and during the winter? I think I'm going to try that on a nymph hook lol.

[@bradtetu4171]

Great tie. I tie my squirmy in the same way. Great idea with the bead though 👍

[@awaken77]

I do it differently, I pull rubber through the bead completely , using threading tool . so it is a single piece, and have 2 loose ends

[@roberttalluto1085]

Thank you. It is a great tie.

[@kylelaughinghouse1893]

I tie mine to replicate a bass jig with a skirt and some I will put a small willow blade on it

[@nsgethan4458]

Awesome squirmy - thanks

[@stephencifka4629]

Great video! Is that a tungsten bead or plastic bead?

[@joeywalraven6170]

thanks stephen! tungsten bead. that's pretty much all we use.

[@gibbyutah]

@@joeywalraven6170 What size of tunsten on a size 12? The bead you used looked pretty big

[@joeywalraven6170]

Dave Gibson the squirmie material is pretty buoyant so we use as large a bead as possible. Typically on the squirmie it’s a 3.5mm maybe even 4.0.

[@midisax]

Nice!

[@conleyman00]

Slick