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    Question Squirmy Wormies

    I've just ordered a supply of these and have a couple concerns.
    1. Does the stuff have a shelf life I should be aware of?
    2. Can I store the material (and finished flies) in styrene boxes or will it dissolve the styrene?
    Thanks for the advice.

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    Do not leave them in a hot vehicle. The material will degrade.

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    WHat's a Squirmy Wormy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gigmaster View Post
    WHat's a Squirmy Wormy?
    Dave Hise of the Casters Fly Shop in Hickory NC developed this pattern several years ago:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0e2z8JrXnw


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    Not sure how much this stuff is like plastic worms used for bass fishing, but I have some plastic worms over 30 years old still in good condition. Shelf life has not been a problem with them, the Plano worm box has gotten old and broken.
    Last edited by Uncle Jesse; 06-23-2016 at 07:22 PM.
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    Odd. I bought some of that material from Spirit River and the stuff degraded pretty much over night. Not at all as durable as standard plastic worm material. Threw the rest away.

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