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It's a soft hackle wooly worm and i catch more fish on it than any other fly by a huge margin The guy who named it, ed story, said it was a “dry wooly.” he fished it by quartering upstream. My favorite strategy is stripping it under the surface on high lakes, but it's also fantastic on moving water
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When nothing else seems to be clicking i always turn to this wooly worm. In essence it is a variation of the wooly worm This equates to wooly buggers
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What are the size designations on chennille What's standard and what is the small stuff called Second, what's a good cheap source Oh, and a third question
What size bead do i want for #12 and #14. What is a good size wooly bugger for small mouth bass What is your favorite rod weight for small mouth? Guys i searched but couldn't find my answer here
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When tying flies like wooly buggers or other bigger flies that require a paltered hackle I'm a budding fly tyer I've been tying woolly buggers what i call the orvis way, tying the hackle in at the tail, wrapping (palmering?) the thread then the hackle forward and tying in the hackle at the head I often use wire and wrap it over the hackle to make the fly more durable, and tie it.
Thats the only difference but wooly bugger is way better in my opinion but then again never used the worm much Buggers can be stripped like a streamer pattern, and the marabou breaths and pulsates in the water Can also be dead drifted under a indicator and so forth and represent alot of stuff that lives underwater White buggers can be a minnow, black a leech or hellegramite, brown a.
Please post a good clear image of your favorite woolly bugger patterns and.
Please include a recipe of materials so the new tiers know what they need Thanks this is off to a great start already! What size should i tie my wooly buggers in What size works best for you guys
I mostly fish the middle provo so all sizes of trout are what i am after I've never been big into wooly buggers but after everyone raving about streamer fishing when nymphing isnt going well i figure i should. The topic of crackleback flies came up in another thread and, in order not to hijack the thread, i thought it might be an interesting fly to discuss
