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About Fly Fishing with a Woolly Bugger
Tools for Fly Tying Woolly Buggers
Securing a Hook for Fly Tying
Attaching Black Thread to a Fishing Hook
Attaching a Woolly Bugger Tail
Attaching Chanelle for a Woolly Bugger
Attaching a Woolly Bugger Hackle
How to Palmer a Woolly Bugger Chanelle
How to Palmer Woolly Bugger Hackle
Making a Woolly Bugger Head
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Summary: What is a woolly bugger? Learn how to go fly fishing with a woolly bugger fly in this free video on fly tying.
Alvin has been a fly fishing guide and casting instructor for 12 years, and has been fly fishing for 32 years. He is a graduate of the first Joan Wulff fly-casting instructor's...read more
Modern fly fishing is centuries old and comes from Northern England and Scotland; however, the history of fly fishing be traced back over 1800 years, to the mysterious Astraeus River in Macedonia. History records that Macedonian fishermen used to fasten feathers and wool to hooks to attract fish to their lines. Fly fisherman today continue the adventurous, yet relaxing, sport of fly fishing in some of the most beautiful and tranquil places on earth, casting their flies in the stream while listening to the call of a soft breeze through the aspens.
In this free instructional video series on fly tying, learn how to tie your own fly fishing lures. Our expert angler will show you what basic fishing equipment and materials you’ll need to tie a woolly bugger fly. Then get step-by-step tips for setting up this lure, as well as how to attract fish using the physical features of the woolly fly. So add the woolly bugger to your tackle box and see if you don’t catch a few more fish next go-round.
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"So, this is our first fly we're going to tie. It's a black woolly bugger. Woolly bugger, I guess would be the correct pronunciation. It's probably one of the most all around flies out there, catches just about any fish that swims, bass, trout, salt water fish, you name it. And you can tie it in a bunch of different colors, different sizes and it covers a lot of the basic fly tying techniques. We're going to start of by tying the tail on, black marabou tail. Then it has a chanelle body, which will be palmered on, then the final touch is it has a palmered hackle, with this black kind of spiky stuff here and then we'll just do a nice little thread head with a whip finish and thread cement, so it kind of covers all the basic techniques you need to know for fly tying and it's a great all around fly."
eHow Article: About Fly Fishing with a Woolly Bugger
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