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Had a leftover Aberdeen hook, so I tied a brown woolly bugger. Actually, I have a bunch of leftover #4 Aberdeen hooks.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ipf/bwb003.jpg
It's the first fly that I've tied in a few years.
Materials:
- Mustad 3261 Aberdeen hook (#4).
- Lion Suede Chenille - mocha color.
- UTC Ultra Thread (brown) - 140 denier.
- Brown neck hackles (2).
- Brown marabou feather.
Simple to tie and should catch a fish. Smallmouth bass are reported to like these.
Nice ! tie some more , use those hooks !
Great colors! Yeah, SMB will love that little guy. Perfect bugger. :)
Thanks Guys. Next, it's off to olive, orange, and sage colors. :)
don t forget black
Yeah, yeah, yeah................ black too & white!Quote:
Originally Posted by Yodibuzz
Don't forget the clousers.......
And the crawdads................
Ya got me drooling...............
Off to tie me something........
C-mon SPRING!!!!!!!!!!!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6.../olvbug001.jpg
Here's as far as I'm going with olive. Really needed some olive hackle, but brown should do OK. Next, it's on to a black woolly bugger.
AF - I took your advice and tied in some eyes behind the eyelet. Thank you for your suggestions. :cool:
Nice ties Okie.Smallies will eat it. I bought some #6 and#8 aberdeen sickles that have a staight eye.Cheaper than regular fly hooks,should make some good buggers with them.
some very nice flys. ive tried but just grab the concept of it..... so i just stick to the jigs lol sounds funny i know
Last bugger for a while. Cut a silver bead chain for the eyes.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...kbugger004.jpg
Fun to tie. Can't wait to grab a fly rod this spring.