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Clone Worm




 The clone worm is a variation on the furled ragworm pattern that I've developed to offer a more realistic shape, buoyancy and mouthfeel. I incorporated silicon into the dressing to set the profile more in line with the true shape of a polychaete worm, it also is just buoyant enough to make the fly neutral or near neutral in water while also adding durability and making the fly non-fouling.

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Material list Hook: Gamakatsu S10S-4H or equivalent Thread: UTC 210 white Loop: PE braided line around .19mm Body: Coarse dubbing like simiseal Permanent marker Silicon

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