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Woolly Buggers
18 item(s) found.
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Olive Wolly Bugger
ID: b1
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Egg Bugger
ID: b14
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Dragon
ID: b18
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Olive & Black Woolly Bugger
ID: b2
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Bragg's Dragon
ID: b21
Bragg's Dragon has been a popular pattern in the South Island and is now gaining popularity throughout the trout fishing scene in Australia. What is essentially a woolly bugger variation has been enhanced by the addition of chartreuse or slightly lumo chenille. This fly comes into it's own during low light conditions, dusk/dawn and overcast days. Work the Braggs with a floating line and sixteen foot leader over and around lake shore weed beds with a figure eight retrieve or further out into the lake at dusk by striping the fly through the surface with a longer retrieve. An intermediate line and a shorter leader produces good results in still waters and when allowed to sink to the bottom of estuary gutters will take it's fair share of bream. Tying Recipe: Bragg's Dragon Hook: Mustad 3666 #6 to #12 or a 34044NPSS #6 for saltwater. Thread: 6/0 light Olive Body: Chartreuse chenille or Glow In The Dark Chenille. Hackle: Grizzly Tail: Golden olive marabou
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Black & Brown Woolly Bugger
ID: b4
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Brown Woolly Bugger
ID: b5
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Black Woolly Bugger
ID: b7
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Black & Grizzly Woolly Bugger
ID: b9
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Gold Bead Woolly Bugger Olive & Orange
ID: bg08
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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Woolly Bugger MK2 weighted
ID: bg12
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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Woolly Bugger Olive & Orange weighted
ID: bg13
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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Woolly Bugger Olive & Brown weighted
ID: bg14
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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Woolly Bugger Black & Red weighted
ID: bg15
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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Cone Head Sparkle Woolly Bugger
ID: bg16
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Woolly Bugger Bead Head MK2
ID: bg17
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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Woolly Bugger Bead Head Olive & Brown
ID: bg18
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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Woolly Bugger Bead Head Brown & Yellow
ID: bg19
Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.
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18 item(s) found.
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