A Wooly Bugger

[DNicolson]

Black Fluo Yellow Bugger.

Hook: #8 l/s s/e Lure hook.
Tail: Black marabou.
Rib: Silver oval tinsel.
Body: Lead wire underbody, Black chenille.
Hackle: Fluo yellow Brahma cock.

Well! It is a wingless wet fly, and I wanted to try the Yellow fluo Brahma cock hackle.

[hankaye]

Donald, Howdy;

WOW, a true attention getter. Reckon it should take several species.

hank

[Old Hat]

That will serve you well Donald. I have a select few wooley buggers that I use. I did a tutorial on them once.

Here is the link. The method might be a little different than most.
http://hatchesmagazine.com/blogs/Hatche ... e-sanders/

[hankaye]

Old hat, Howdy;

Carl, Son of a gun, The owner of the RV Park I'm living at was just asking if I knew how to tye some of these.
More of a warm water fishery here. He's looking for something he can use for LMB, and a few of the other species
found around here.
Told him I hadn't tyed any of them as yet but I'd look into it, see what I could come up with.

Thanks to Donald for bringing them up and yourself for the link to the SBS.. Reckon with a 'thingamabobber' it should cast well for him.

hank

[DNicolson]

That is an excellent article Carl.

Hank, here is a good article on small buggers you might find useful.
http://globalflyfisher.com/patterns/bab ... /index.php

[hankaye]

Donald, Howdy;

Thanks very much for that link. I've saved it into the
'To be Tyed File' so it's handy.

Thanks again,

hank