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tying a wooly bugger for fly fishing

tying a wooly bugger for fly fishing

The woolly bugger is one of the most popular streamers for fishing trout. It comes in many different colors, including brown, olive, purple, and black. the color I am tying today. Wooly buggers immitate a variety of different food that trout love, like leeches, minnows, salamanders, tadpoles, crayfish, and dragonflys.

 
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materials you will need.
strung marabou black
black chenile
black hackle
size 6-12 streamer hooks I am using size 8
black thread
gold beads to fit hook
lead wire for wieght
head cement I use nail polish it works the same as the cement
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