Fly Tying Tutorial: The Goat Bugger - KILLER WOOLY BUGGER Pattern
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Goat Bugger is one of our favorite wooly bugger fly patterns. In this tutorial, you'll see the method for creating a buggy but blended body.
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great fly, my daughter was looking for fly tying material for fathers day at LL Beans she had her friend with her, I nick name my daughter goat, now for the weird part she said to her friend, it would be neat if I could find my dad goat hair for fly tying. when she said it a guy looked weird at her, this post made my daughter and my day thanks for the post Mark
That there is one of my all time favorite color combos.
Hey goat! Yes old man? What are you doing? Sitting here tied to the truck as usual!
georgia bowhunter it’s the first time he used fists. Like 30’s style boxing... he said “put up your dukes...”
Very nice!! Love the color pattern
Now I need some goat!
Nice Hustle! Cool Bugger
That dubbing would be great in a more traditional crawfish pattern
Hey Cheech, which do you like better, the bugger bou or the fish hunter maribou?
Delerium89 I like bugger Bou for small patterns like this one.
Twenty fourth!
Настоящий киллер.
I’m new to tying and love your videos. I’m curious why you don’t tie the hackle in by the tip in the same spot you tie in your wire and dubbing? Wouldn’t it be more secure?
If you tie it in using the "reverse palmer" technique, the wire and hackle are wrapped in opposite directions. This way the wire crosses over the hackle stem with each wrap. If a fish eats this and breaks the hackle stem, the wire will still hold it in place due to how it's tied in. It's a great technique that you can use in a wide range of flies like the elk hair caddis, the stimulator, etc etc.
Thank you for the reply, That makes perfect sense.
@@justin1979ify yeah. It was a good question too. Thanks for your comment!
I will never say first, even if I am. 😂
Can you fit a fire hole at 4.0 mm nicely on this size hook?
Yes, that would work fine as well.
What's your favorite bugger hack?
I like to break off the Marabou fibers to even them out a little bit on the tail. I have been tying and fishing Tim Cammisa's chili pepper wooly bugger which is similar to this and it has been very productive this year
it is Time to clean your Sensor !!!!!
I ended up getting a new camera. :)
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