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New YouTube Tutorial: Tying Cheech’s Perdiworm

Read Time: 1 MInute | Published: 7th December 2023 | Author: Fulling Mill

There’s a long winter of fly tying ahead for all of us. We aim to keep you busy tying flies the whole time! Our most recent video features a new take on a worm pattern, the Perdiworm. Love them or hate them, sometimes worms are essential. After all, worms are naturally occurring and fish expect to see them just as they do bugs.

From the mind of Cheech at Fly Fish Food, the Perdiworm is a combination of a perdigon nymph and a worm. This is where its name was born. What’s cool about this pattern is that it has the fast sink rate of a perdigon nymph, but the look of a worm with it’s tail made from our Flex Floss. This allows you to get it down into pockets and deep runs fast and accurately, which allows you to fish more effectively. This is especially crucial if you’re fishing to tight targets in high water. It’s easy to tie and it catches loads of fish. What’s not to love?

If you want to tie this pattern yourself, you can find the materials on our website.

If you want to learn more about Cheech, you can check out this interview with him and his business partner, Curtis. Or, you can view his other patterns with us on our website.

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