If YOU Don’t Know This Fly, YOU’RE Missing Out!

[@MainelyFlies]

Oh and its not 75 years is 57 years ago... haha! Thought about when it was and my dyslexic mind spat it back out backwards.

[@DuriensBane]

Wooly Bugger, Parachute Adams, Pheasant Tail, and a Hares Ear consist of the core anyone needs to catch fish just about anywhere in the world. Throw in a Clouser Deep Minnow and you are set for any creek, river and near shore water.

[@JeremyLamovsky]

Yep. Plus all the adjustments you can make to where you can catch a massive sport fish or a small fish for dinner on the same kind of fly. Add a colored bead or bright chenille at the eye of a wolly bugger and you've got an egg sucking leach, possibly my favorite steelhead fly

[@TB-zh9pe]

I’m from Pennsylvania and I’ve used that version of the wooly bugger to catch landlocked salmon in Maine with a sink tip line and a 3 foot fluorocarbon leader. Of course I’ve also caught wild browns and wild rainbows and native brook trout with it.

[@BeyerOutdoors]

Thank you for the demonstration.

[@larrynewell1854]

Never saw this fly and now want to put on my beginners list. Enjoy you videos.

[@MainelyFlies]

Really?!? Not even one like it? Honestly didn’t know that was possible, well you’ve found a great one. Modern ones will add a wire over the hackle for more durability. You should do that, just wanted to tie the original way here

[@ZacharyBobbie1611]

Awesome fly!! Thank you for sharing this pattern! I am most definitely going to tie this one for tomorrow! Tight lines! 😎🎣

[@corymann3910]

Love thy old school 🎉, I'm experimenting with a foam fins minnow fly , suspended mid column type ... Have you ever tried this type of tie?

[@stewbeef2825]

Waiting for the comparison

[@coryjester4402]

#fly

[@SGT_Gunnery_Hartman]

Im the second. Woooohoooooo

[@robertomguimaraes]

Im the first. Wooohooooo

[@timedwardscustomknives5773]

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