Fly Tying for Beginners No. 16 Ice Dub Woolly Bugger

[@RandyChinery]

I do the extra hackle on the head . I find this increases the bulk on the head significantly, which in turn helps push water when fished.

[@michaelterry1147]

Great job Sir easy and clean

[@flickingfeathers]

@@michaelterry1147 thank you

[@RealTomCurtis]

EXCELLENT bugger!!! Just the way you brush out the dubbing is going to help my buggers a ton!!!

[@ericstewart4732]

Beautiful fly. Thank you from a beginner.

[@waynegraff3942]

Nice approach to the Woolly Bugger.

[@charlesmcfarlane2082]

Nice to see some basic patterns. Can never go wrong with a bugger. Nice variation. Love the way you beef that body and collar up. Miss throwing those, got to spin a dozen up! Thanks.

[@seanearnest]

That colour combination looks deadly! Thanks

[@loza1165]

Great looking fly!

[@primal_aperture_photo]

That is a nice looking bugger! Thanks for sharing !

[@kevinjtoner]

Very nice Martyn!! Thanks for the video.

[@GmanfromTexas]

Nice Bugger!!!

[@toncremers9776]

Hello Martin. this is a awesome fly. looks very good and different from " the standard" woolly bugger. i have a question. wich brand soft hackle do you user for the front hackle. i have buy a soft hackle but this is to small.. Many thanks for your andere.

[@flickingfeathers]

I buy Indian hen necks and nen saddles mostly.

[@toncremers9776]

@@flickingfeathers . Oke..Many thanks for your quick response on my question..

[@varnersstreamers]

Good lookin variation! Well done on the video as well sir.

[@PENFOLD1962]

I'm wanting to dress the tail end hook on pike lures to depict the tail fins of fish, do you have any idea how I could go about it. The hooks need to be short shank and wide gape!

[@flickingfeathers]

I'd just use some cheap cock saddle feathers (Indian saddles) and maybe a little crystal flash. Tie them a bit splayed.

[@johncarlsson5729]

Very nice