Schlappen Woolly Bugger (BETTER than the original Bugger?!?!)
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2013
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In this fly tying tutorial, I show an easy way to vary the traditional Woolly Bugger, which is by substituting a schlappen hackle for the traditional saddle hackle. The former consists of a marabou butt section, plus has very webby hackle throughout. I encourage you to try some flies with this hackle, plus wet them at the end at your bench (like I do in this video) to see how they will look in the water.
Featured in this tutorial are the S403 streamer hooks by Allen Fly Fishing; they can be found here: www.allenflyfishing.com/s403-n...
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This pattern should have so many views. I've been tying for close to 2 years, and I just learned at least 5-6 things. You are a King of instruction. Thank you.
Thanks, Steve; I'll check it out this week.
Thanks, Jon; those are really kind comments and I greatly appreciate them. I need you in charge of my PR department! Thanks again, and let me know if there are ever any patterns/techniques you'd like to see. TC
Schlappen is awesome material. Spot on about one feather doing double duty as maribou and hackle. Now to find some fluorescent chartreuse bead chain eyes.
You got it, Kerry, and appreciate the comments. I hope all is well on your end! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Thanks for the comments, Steve; I always look forward to your thoughts and suggestions. I have not used this sparkle eyelash yarn; where do you buy it? Thanks again!
nice job tim
Thanks, Mark!
great bugger! Why the bead chain eyes vs fluorescent bead? More flexibility in weight.???
Thanks, Diana, and great question! This video is an older one and I am unsure why I made that decision at the time. Honestly, it may have been because that was the material I had in that color! I do prefer tungsten beads now when tying these, though if the fish you're chasing likes to see eyes, then go with a bead chain or something more visible with a pupil. Hope all is well! Tim www.troutandfeather.com
Where i fish in va i use white wolly buggers and slay rock bass (red eyes ) size .1/0 -4 if you fish northwrn va near west wa use fliea thats mostly white i have great luck nince video again Tim do you know any walleye tips for around may in indy cuase i going there next year for thw indy 500 and would like to get into some walleye aint ever caught at all. Couaght pikerel on fly and plently of blue gill amd stuff like that but never a walleye i was thinking 8 wt with heavy streamers.
Ps. If you like to keep fish here and there keep a fall fish or creek chub great eatting easy to cacth most of the year : also good luck out on thè water
Redneck Hippie Thanks for the comment, and white is such a great color everywhere! I have actually never fished for walleye in that area, so maybe try calling some local shops in that area for recommendations. Sounds like a great trip with both walleye and the 500...nicely planned! Thanks again, and good luck to you, too. Tim
looks way better if you put chenille all the way to eye
Thanks for the feedback, I wonder if it matters to the fish? ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com
@@TimCammisa I would have to say no the fish prob don't care at all lol
"Schlappen Bugger" sounds kind of nasty
The fish think so, too! Tim www.troutandfeather.com