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San Juan Worm, Shell Pink/Worm Brown

Item #: 615020323
Your Price: $1.25

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The Shell Pink/Worm Brown San Juan Worm is an effective pattern that will imitate annelids, aquatic worms, earthworms and simply will catch fish. The natural colors make this pattern work year round on most waters. San Juan worms will work in all types of water and will catch most any freshwater fish.

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