Fly Tying Tips: Howard Croston's NEW Chenille Worm

If you are a beginner at fly tying for trout, Howard Croston's NEW Chenille Worm is a great fly to start with!
When it comes to trout flies, few things are as controversial as a worm pattern. Why's that, you ask? Probably because people are just jealous of all the fish fly anglers catch on them. They really are that good! The reality is, worms are just as legitimate of a natural food source for trout as nymphs, and to ignore them is to miss opportunities. This is especially true if you're fishing near a muddy bank, as worms will come out of the soil there and fish will key in on them. Not only that, but when it rains and the water comes up worms are abundant as well.
0:00 Intro
0:34 Hook and bead
1:00 Starting the fly
4:25 Finishing the fly
Howard Croston is a World Fly Fishing Champion (2019) and member of the England International Fly Fishing team. He’s also the Global Brand and Product Manager at Hardy. As one of our Signature Tiers Howard is constantly innovating new flies, and has many proven trout fly patterns in our collection including this Chenille worm. If you want to improve your fly fishing this year, you'll want to try out his patterns.
Make sure to check out ‪@howardcrostonflyfisher9227‬'s channel!
To purchase Croston's Chenille Worm and get the materials for you to tie them yourself, head to our website: www.fullingmill.co.uk/Product...
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[@stuartsmitham6897]

Never tried these Steve. Going to have to try one. Thanks for sharing

[@thedesertoutdoorsmen5166]

This worm has been doing some work for me since I found it! Now I tie them in different colors and beads!

[@FullingMillTV]

We're thrilled to hear it!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Awesome!

[@FullingMillTV]

You'll have to try it out!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

@@FullingMillTV I will

[@aitorgarciagonzalez5275]

Fantastica😊

[@ForrestMankins]

Was this supposed to go out on April 1?

[@davidwillacy4796]

Makes it look a bit more realistic??? Har har har.

[@robertvanrensburg2417]

the americans have been fishing chenille worms for many many years . not new