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![]() "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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