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October 26th, 2007, 09:35 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly
Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? I've tied and fished the Woolly Bugger and had success. I've never fished a Woolly Worm. It looks pretty easy to tie, so it wouldn't be a big deal to tie some up and try them. I need help here, what do you think? - Dave K. 
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October 26th, 2007, 09:38 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
"mdk77" wrote in message ups.com... Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? I've tied and fished the Woolly Bugger and had success. I've never fished a Woolly Worm. It looks pretty easy to tie, so it wouldn't be a big deal to tie some up and try them. I need help here, what do you think? Use both. They look similar but behave differently and suggest different potential food items to the fish. Wolfgang
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October 27th, 2007, 06:32 AM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "mdk77" wrote in message ups.com... Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? I've tied and fished the Woolly Bugger and had success. I've never fished a Woolly Worm. It looks pretty easy to tie, so it wouldn't be a big deal to tie some up and try them. I need help here, what do you think? Use both. They look similar but behave differently and suggest different potential food items to the fish. Wolfgang Idiot ! Edmond Dantes
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October 27th, 2007, 02:42 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
On Oct 27, 12:32 am, Edmond Dantes wrote:
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "mdk77" wrote in message oups.com... Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? I've tied and fished the Woolly Bugger and had success. I've never fished a Woolly Worm. It looks pretty easy to tie, so it wouldn't be a big deal to tie some up and try them. I need help here, what do you think? Use both. They look similar but behave differently and suggest different potential food items to the fish. Wolfgang ................................................. Idiot ! Edmond Dantes Help me out here. Is it an idiot question that I asked, or are you disagreeing with the advice from Wolfgang? - Dave K.
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October 27th, 2007, 04:32 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
"mdk77" wrote in message ups.com... Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? I've tied and fished the Woolly Bugger and had success. I've never fished a Woolly Worm. It looks pretty easy to tie, so it wouldn't be a big deal to tie some up and try them. I need help here, what do you think? - Dave K. I fish a lot of smallmouth bass streams. A wooly bugger is one of my primary flies. Tied with or without bead heads or cones heads...in different colors from purple to pearl with and without flashabou...tied in colors to imitate sculpins and crawfish...although not one of my favorite trout flies, I've caught a goodly portion of my trout and steelhead on wooly buggers... john
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October 27th, 2007, 06:22 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
"mdk77" wrote in message ups.com... On Oct 27, 12:32 am, Edmond Dantes wrote: "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "mdk77" wrote in message oups.com... Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? I've tied and fished the Woolly Bugger and had success. I've never fished a Woolly Worm. It looks pretty easy to tie, so it wouldn't be a big deal to tie some up and try them. I need help here, what do you think? Use both. They look similar but behave differently and suggest different potential food items to the fish. Wolfgang ................................................ Idiot ! Edmond Dantes Help me out here. Is it an idiot question that I asked, or are you disagreeing with the advice from Wolfgang? - Dave K. Wolfgang. He's the Idiot. apologies for the confusion. Edmond Dantes
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October 27th, 2007, 08:09 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
Wolfgang a écrit :
"mdk77" wrote in message Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? Use both. They look similar but behave differently and suggest different potential food items to the fish. Same here, I carry both. I have some success with the bugger and trout (weighted and small #6-10), but it seems that the crapies and smallmouth around here prefer the worm (#2-6, weighted or not). -- Hope to read you soon, Denis www.uqtr.ca/~lamyd You'll have to eat the SPAM to E-mail
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October 27th, 2007, 09:38 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
On Oct 27, 2:09 pm, Denis Lamy wrote:
Wolfgang a écrit : "mdk77" wrote in message Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? Use both. They look similar but behave differently and suggest different potential food items to the fish. Same here, I carry both. I have some success with the bugger and trout (weighted and small #6-10), but it seems that the crapies and smallmouth around here prefer the worm (#2-6, weighted or not). -- Hope to read you soon, Deniswww.uqtr.ca/~lamyd You'll have to eat the SPAM to E-mail Thanks Wolfgang and Denis, After reading your posts I'm going to go ahead and try the Woolly Worm too. I appreciate you guys taking the time to answer my question!!! - Dave K.
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October 28th, 2007, 04:40 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
"Guy" John, Where have you caught your steelies? Once you hook a steelhead... well you know. Kind'a like hooking a freight train. Mine were all in Oregon. Guy Lake Erie Tribs.... John
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#10
October 29th, 2007, 12:48 PM
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Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm
Edmond Dantes wrote in message ... "mdk77" wrote in message ups.com... On Oct 27, 12:32 am, Edmond Dantes wrote: "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "mdk77" wrote in message oups.com... Another newbie question (probably a stupid one too). The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm seem to be so similar that I wondered if it was silly to carry both? I've tied and fished the Woolly Bugger and had success. I've never fished a Woolly Worm. It looks pretty easy to tie, so it wouldn't be a big deal to tie some up and try them. I need help here, what do you think? Use both. They look similar but behave differently and suggest different potential food items to the fish. Wolfgang ................................................ Idiot ! Edmond Dantes Help me out here. Is it an idiot question that I asked, or are you disagreeing with the advice from Wolfgang? - Dave K. Wolfgang. He's the Idiot. apologies for the confusion. Interesting. Here we have an on topic thread going along smoothly, without so much as a hint of disagreement or rancor, and you feel compelled to change that. Why do you suppose that is? Edmond Dantes Moron. Wolfgang
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