NymphSparkle Worm
The Sparkle Worm is a flashy, attention-grabbing pattern that imitates a wide variety of aquatic worms and larvae. Its bright colors and sparkly materials make it a great attractor pattern.
Year Round
Beginner
Trout
Overview
A flashy, synthetic take on the San Juan Worm, this pattern uses sparkle chenille for the body, sometimes with a bead for added weight. It's simple to tie and highly visible in stained water—perfect for high water or runoff conditions.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: Tiemco 2457, sizes #10–#18
Thread: Red UTC 70
Body: Pearl Core Braid
Fishing Tips
Season
Year Round
Presentation
Dead drift it like a standard nymph, or jig it to imitate a squirming worm or larva.
When to Use
Use when fishing in stained water, or when you need to grab the attention of the fish.
Water Type
Both stillwaters and moving waters.
Rigging Suggestions
Can be fished alone, or as part of a multi-fly nymph rig.
Visibility & Floatation
The Sparkle Worm is a sinking fly. Its bright pink color and sparkly materials make it highly visible in the water.
