Suede Worm - Finally a DURABLE Plummeting worm! | Fly Tying Tutorial

A Worm. Made from chenille. We know it’s all been lashed to a hook before so there’s no need to tell us that this fly is already known as Uncle Cooter’s Heater Hound. What you DO need to know is that this fly is a great and simple way to tie a worm that is both heavy and durable. Tie some up, put your inner dry fly snob aside, and smack some German Browns on these bad girls.
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[@JamesP29]

I actually thought about using suede for a worm but never got around to it. Now I get to see how it would have come out..

[@jaredjared5487]

I know this is a new material but it seems we have come full circle with the San Juan.

[@FlyFishFood]

It’s more of a figure 8

[@richardzacamy4605]

I may have to try this one out

[@FlyTyer1948]

Real suede is made from leather. Is this chenille made from leather or some other material? I can’t tell from your site’s product description or from the video.

[@FlyFishFood]

This is not real suede. It’s just called suede chenille.