Just curious about this loved and hated pattern.
Any pict possible?
Thanks guys.
R.
What's your favorite Woolly Bugger?
Just curious about this loved and hated pattern.
Any pict possible?
Thanks guys.
R.
Last edited by Rocketfish; 06-18-2012 at 12:29 AM.
These have worked as well as any I've used:
Regards,
Scott
i have had many bass follow buggers', but never caught any on them.... i have caught crappie and big gil' on this guy though
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i guess this more resembles a simulator/bugger cross(?)... i guess.
either way, i dont fish it much
spoof
if every cast caught a fish, it would be called "catching" not "fishing"
I am partial to Denny Rickard's Seal Buggers...
This one has been chewed on a couple of times...with or without cones...they connect for me in still or moving waters.
Suggested color combinations are here:
http://www.flyfishingstillwaters.com/flys.asp
PT/TB
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Plain Jane Black in size 10
Crystal white in size 10 and 12
Gold Bead/Olive Carey Bugger !!!!!!
Real close second for me.Originally Posted by Goduster
I think woolies have a lot to do with confidence. I have caught MANY fish on wooly worms (primarily with a red tail) but practically nothing on wooly buggers. Having tied hundreds, and bought several dozen, I don't think I can blame the pattern. Having read may articles on presentation and followed them, I don't think that's the problem. Basically, there are a lot of other flies I know I can use to catch fish. Consequently, those other flies work better for me because I have confidence in them.
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