The Tequila Booby - Steve Cullen does a great demonstration of how to tie one of these crazy British Booby flies with large foam "eyes" (boobies). Amazing that these contraptions can catch fish! - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The Tequila Booby

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Steve Cullen does a great demonstration of how to tie one of these crazy British Booby flies with large foam "eyes" (boobies). Amazing that these contraptions can catch fish!
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