Flaming Hemorrhoid Bugger
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This articulated or stinger hooked Wooly Bugger pattern uses a short hook in the back strung with a couple 8mm trout beads. The short hooks help with overcoming the leverage effects longer hooks can have and will reduce the number of hook throws.
I like to use fox hair on occasion in place of the marabou as it gives the fly a little more durability, and is a little thicker when compressed in the water
Flaming hemorrhoid Bugger fly pattern recipe
Shank: 40mm http://piscatorflies.com/product/fly-tying-shanks/
Hook: Mustad 92553-NI #1/0-4
Leash: 20lb Tyger wire
Bead: North Shore 8mm acrylic - https://northshoretroutbeads.com/t/8mm-beads
Thread: Black 6/0 (140d)
Tail: Black fox tail
Flash: Pearl crystal flash
Rib: Fine copper wire
Body: Olive crystal chenille
Hackle: Black peacock schlappen
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