How to tie Ol' Mr Wiggley

[@MrBennettWilliam]

Good looking bug, recently listened to the orvis podcast where your shop talked about wiggle flies.

[@daveartwood]

I've noticed that sometimes these flies really attract the bluegill so I tie some in smaller 12-10 hook sizes when nothing seems to hit the big ones. I have caught bass on surprisingly small slim profile foam poppers for bluegill and crappie. Thanks, great pattern

[@SuperFourwinns]

awesome job. Great fly. very fishy. very buggy. This is the kind of fly I like to tie and use. great video

[@LRoutdoorsmen]

Please do more foam flies please!

[@fsilva52]

good job!

[@TheSumdogmillionaire]

The Wet Fly Swing podcast brought me here

[@tightlinesflyshop]

Outstanding my friend!

[@Nate112A]

You said you cut the foam 1/4” wide. How long do you cut it?

[@Podobed]

probably a 1/2" longer than the total hook shank

[@Podobed]

so 2x the length of the hook with a 1/4" over the front and back- at least it looks close.

[@tightlinesflyshop]

Zap a gap is a very strong glue. You want to use it on this style of fly because the foam can spin. This will solve that problem. I hope that helps. Tim Landwehr

[@nonsolopaolo]

Nice tying !

[@Jonathanpaulm]

Thanks! Great video!

[@Jonathanpaulm]

Sir, What does the zap a gap stuff do, please?

[@benanderson8838]

Where can i buy this fly?

[@tightlinesflyshop]

shop.tightlinesflyshop.com/ol-mr-wiggly-sz-2.html