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Woolly Bugger (Brown)

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Go to "Big Hole Demon"

Big Hole Demon

Twoface: A classical pattern originated back in the sixties - here adapted for Scandinavian sea trout fishing, but probably also useful for bass and other species as well as the brownies it was originally tied for. The fly is fairly easy to tie and we have made it even simpler.
See how to go about it here.

More about "Tie a muddler"

Tie a muddler

Pictures: Martin Joergensen: "One evening when I was tying flies with a couple of friends, one of them, Nils, asked me to tie a muddler, just as a demo. I did. Luckily the other friend, Henning, was quick and caught these great pictures of the process."
These step-by-step pictures show you how to tie a nice muddler.

Jump to "The Ronker"

The Ronker

Zonker: Rubber legs and a zonker... in orange. The Ronker is a fly for deep dwelling trout, featuring some weight bright colors, mobile materials and not least rubber legs.
See the pattern here

Directly to "Squirrel Zonker"

Squirrel Zonker

Zonker: This is an update to one of the first patterns ever featured on the Global FlyFisher. The old article about this fly is from 1996, and has been in the site with its scanned B/W picture since then.
It was about time for an update

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robably my best fly on the Susquehanna river. I tie them in black (hellgrammite or leech), brown (crayfish), and gray, usually weighted with lead wire or a bead or two. I like to use a rabbit strip as a tail for slower water. I think a Grey, Black or Copper Frede would translate very well here.

Woolly Bugger (Brown)

Type Wet fly

Difficulty
Easy

Materials

Hook Kamasan B940 size 1
Tail Brown marabou
Body Brown chenille with a gold bead at the tail and at the head
Hackle Palmered grizzly saddle
Rib Counterwound gold metallic thread
Head Gold bead

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