Tungsten Green Rockworm

The Tungsten Green Rockworm imitates the green rockworm, a free-living caddis larva. It lives among the stones and rocks rivers and streams, and is eaten by trout and yellowfish throughout the season. A chartreuse to olive body is ribbed for a segmented look, a dark collar at the head adds bulk, and the tungsten bead takes the fly down where the natural lives. It is a stream nymph, fished in riffles and runs close to the bottom.

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Product Details

• Chartreuse to olive body matches the green rockworm
• Segmented body gives the fly a larval profile
• Tungsten bead takes the fly down into the rubble zone
• Dark collar adds bulk at the head
• Fished close to the bottom through riffles and runs
• Size #10 works as a control fly; size #14 works as a point fly or dropper

Sizes

#10; #14

Target Species

Primary: Trout and smallmouth yellowfish.
Secondary: Barbel, carp and bass.