Published Aug 9. 2023 - 1 year ago
Updated or edited Oct 11. 2023

Olive Wooly Bugger Variant

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. The long soft tail gives the fly a movement that really can get the attention of predators. In this video we have had swedish flytyer and flyfisher Håkan Karsnäser to demonstrating his updated version of the classic - but this time with added rubberlegs, in a very effective colorcombination and weighted for extra movement in the water.

Hook: Ahrex NS118 Classic Streamer # 8
Bead: 4 mm cobber bead
Thread: Black 10/0
Tail: Olive marabou + Mirage Crystal Flash
Body: Brown chenille and Cobber Brown SLF Paul Jorgensen Signature dubbing,
Hackle: Golden olive/brown partridge & brown/olive rubberlegs

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Martin Joergensen
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