Woolly Worm Black

Primarily imitates dark stonefly nymphs, dragonfly larvae, or large aquatic beetle larvae. It can also serve as a small leech imitation.

History:
The Woolly Worm is considered a precursor to the Woolly Bugger, dating back to the early 20th century. The black version is one of the oldest and most effective, especially in deeper pockets and undercut banks where stoneflies are common.