
Walt’s worms (not a worm pattern) have been staples in many competitive anglers boxes for years. For whatever reason (I believe it’s lack of confidence in the pattern), I haven’t been able to catch any fish on Walt’s worms. I’ve tried so many variations that it’s now a running joke between me and a few fishing friends. They catch on Walt’s, I don’t. And so it goes... until this variation.
For reasons unknown, I have finally caught fish on a Walt’s worm variation. This particular mix of dubbing, thread, ribbing and bead has been very effective for me the last few months. I doubt other variations will suddenly start working for me but this version is solid. So, whether you’re like me and haven’t caught anything on Walt’s, or you’re a seasoned Walt’s worm veteran, give this mix a try. I think your fish will like it.
You can see both the tying tutorial video and also how to fish the Sexy Walt's variation below. Make sure to watch them both!
Material List
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Other tools from the tutorial:
Stonfo Comb/Brush Tool | ![]() | ![]() |
Dr. Slick Tungsten Carbide All Purpose Scissors, 4" | ![]() | ![]() |
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