Buggers

Flies tied in the Woolly Bugger style with a bushy tail and a palmered body hackle

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Video 72 Variant Nov 17. 2023 Hi there	Video Wooly Bugger Nov 11. 2023 Easy peasy super buggy wooly bugger	Video DDH Leech Sep 8. 2023 Detailed instructions for tying Stu Thompson's DDH Leech. Recipe: Hook: Heavy wire salmon/steelhead hook (here, a Dai-Riki 899), size 6. Thread: Black UTC 140 Denier.
Video Golden Woolly Bugger Aug 16. 2023 Detailed instructions for tying a Golden Woolly Bugger. Recipe: Hook: 6X-long streamer hook (here, a Lightning Strike ST5), size 8. Bead: Gold Cylops bead, 5/32-inch.	Video Olive Wooly Bugger Variant Aug 9. 2023 The classic all-round streamer pattern, the Wooly Bugger has been used for species all over the world and has proven its sucess again and again.	Video White Dog Nobbler Apr 11. 2023 The classic Wooly Bugger is probably one of the most all-round flies ever created, and when everything else fails, it can over and aver again trigger the fish.
Video Brown Ragworm Apr 3. 2023 Here is an easy pattern for a brown ragworms it’s time atm for the ragworms to swarm and it is an easy prey for the sea trout. Check it out. Tight lines, Christian Krogh	Article How to invent a fly pattern Apr 2. 2023 Ideas Coming up with new fly patterns is essentially like coming up with new dishes: it’s basically impossible. Everything is a variation of a variation of something that has been made before - even The Yarn Thief See what I invented	Article The Third Yarn Thief Apr 2. 2023 Inventing How to tie the fly pattern that I "invented" in connection with a discussion about coming up with new fly patterns. Not much new
Video Killer Bugger Mar 28. 2023 This is a Chris Stewart pattern combining two great patterns - Frank Sawyer’s Killer Bug and a Woolly Bugger.	Video Olive Ragworm Mar 25. 2023 The ragworms are really everywhere at the coast in these days so don’t go fishing without these in your box. Easy to tie and a good imitation. Tight lines, Christian Krogh	Video Adams Bugger Jan 11. 2023 Detailed instructions for tying an Adams Bugger.
Video Olli Bugger Jan 8. 2023 Here we will be tying the Olli Bugger fly by mr. Jón Sigurðsson. The fly is a great option for both stream and lake fishing, for trout, seatrout and Arctic char.	Video Brown Dropper Jan 3. 2023 Hi fellow fly tier	Video Glass Eyed Damsel Nymph Dec 22. 2022 Materials Used;

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