Fishing a woolly worm requires no more finesse than mud wrestling. It takes no real skill, and I suppose that's why so many slick fly casters feel that fishing a woolly worm is like Michael Jordan ...

The Woolly Worm is about as low-tech as it gets in tying, but the fact that it remains an effective fish-catcher makes its unsophistication acceptable.

We make them with woolly worm patterns, woolly bugger patterns, wing patterns, Coachmen's, various types." Davis orders the parts separately, but the final product is all him and his imagination.

The wooly bugger is arguably the best-known fly pattern in the world, often the first fly a beginning fly fisherman ties and fishes. It is easy to tie, easy to fish and remarkably effective for a l… ...

The woolly worm has been the center of an old wives tale for predicting the weather for centuries. Here's what the critters say about what's coming to Kentucky.

Weather Can a woolly worm predict the weather? Worm-like caterpillars have an interesting history forecasting winter conditions.

A warmly-dressed angler fishes on the North Platte River. Winter during a pandemic may be the perfect time to consider tying your own flies. Christine Peterson, For the Star-Tribune Christine ...

According to folklore, the amount of black on a woolly bear caterpillar can forecast the severity of the upcoming winter.

The city of Beattyville is best known for its annual Woolly Worm festival, which pays homage to the wolly worms' believed ability to forecast the harshness of the upcoming winter season.