How to tie a deadly Stillwater Bloodworm pattern for fly fishing
Hook - Hanak H260 BL #12 Bead - Gutermann Seed Bead 9/0 (Red) Initial Thread - Veevus GSP 30d Thread - Veevus E04 Red 8/0 Rib - Red Flexi Floss Rib 2 - Thin red wire Cheeks - Troutline Pearl Perdigon Wrap Bloodworms form a huge part of the trouts diet and is a food source that is available all year around. This pattern was inspired by a technique I first saw from @NickThomas. Where he brings a little flash over the bead giving a very pleasing effect. I like to fish this pattern under an indicator which can be deadly on the small Stillwaters. Let me know what you think of this style fly in the comments section below.

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