I like this the best of all the squirmy products because of the more complete color selection. All the squirmy products need care to prevent the thread from cutting them. They all need large diameter thread and loose initial wraps. I use a water based cement to prevent solvent damage.
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Great material
Reviewer: Will
from Maryland
This material is great for making squirmy wormies if used correctly. It can be cut when not used correctly. To not cut the material, attach it to the hook while dubbing a body in a like color. Also, to get the material to stop spinning around the hook, use dubbing.
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Great Material When Used Correctly.
Reviewer: A viewer
from Maine
This squirmy wormy material has great movement in the water and is relatively easy to work with after some practice. One thing I will caution people on is that this material will disintegrate if it comes in contact with head cement, resin or glue. Otherwise it's a great product!
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Thicker more durable
Reviewer: A viewer
from Western Virginia
I've tried a few different Squirmy worm brands. I've found I prefer these Caster's as they are a bit thicker. The added thickness makes them easier to tie and a bit more durable , without any less squirm.
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good material
Reviewer: A viewer
from argentina
difficult to work, you must be very careful ,some dubbing to dress the hook will help to work better and not brake the worm, nice move in the water.
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