Green Inchworm
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Description
The Bright Spot Green Inchworm, an ingenious creation by Dave Whitlock, masterfully imitates the green inchworms that inhabit trees. These inchworms, often visible for a few weeks in June, are recognized for dangling from tree branches with a silky thread. Regardless of the various names by which it's known, this Caterpillar pattern proves highly effective in replicating the appearance of inchworms, making it a reliable choice for enticing fish during their seasonal presence.
Pro Tip
Target Overhanging Vegetation: Cast the fly near areas with overhanging trees and bushes, especially during June when inchworms are prevalent. This strategy increases the likelihood of attracting fish that are accustomed to feeding on falling inchworms.
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Recipe
- Hook: Curved or Standard Nymph/Scud Hook – Size 10–16
- Body: Green Foam Cylinder or 2–3 mm Foam Strip, Segmented
- Coloring: Permanent Markers – Light Green, Dark Green/Black Spots
- Legs: Fine Yellow or Light-Green Rubber Legs
- Indicator: Small Foam Post – Orange (high visibility)
- Thread: Green or Yellow (for tying down segments and legs)
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From: Jim Misiura