The Best Anglers Never Stop Learning
The Best Anglers Never Stop Learning
Annelid, Other
Easy - < 1 Min
Coldwater, Warmwater
The Son of a San Juan worm is a relatively simple pattern, but there are a few substitutions that can be made to add your own flare to this fly.
Due to the simplicity of the pattern, there’s not a ton of possibility for variation; here are some ways to change your presentation.
The Son of a San Juan worm is a really great pattern for use in your favorite tailwater. The San Juan Worm, and annelid imitating flies, will catch flies in every water system on the planet- and this one is great for your pickier fish that still like a good snack. This is an effective pattern as a lead fly, but has great versatility to be used as a trailer as well. No matter where you are fishing, this is a great fly to tie on that fish are sure to eat.
The Son of a San Juan Worm is a very effective fly and anglers shouldn’t have to worry as to whether or not the fish will eat this one- they will. Instead, focus on your presentation and be sure to fish your flies at the correct depth for your fishing holes. Be sure to cater tippet size, split shot and the mending of your drift to find success with this fly.
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Region: West, Northwest, East, Southeast, Midwest
Annelid Sizes: #10 - #16
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