Woolly Bugger — How to Tie Step by Step | Beginner Friendly Fly Tying Tutorial

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The Woolly Bugger is arguably the most popular streamer pattern out there. Chances are you’ve probably got a few in your fly box. This is definitely a good pattern for beginners to start learning how to tie streamers, or any fly for that matter. It offers a good variety of techniques right off the bat! Today, we’ll show you the step by step instructions so you can start fly tying with confidence.

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[thenickrodriquez]

This is an amazing series, thanks for doing this. I just binged watched the entire playlist.

[jamesrancourt]

Great fly. Been fishing them, with great success, for decades on the Deerfield and Swift Rivers in Western Mass. I wouldn't leave home without some in assorted colors in my flybox.

[markskibo]

I was crazy into this 25 years ago, you make me want to break out my stuff again !
I bought a rotary vise right before I stopped tying >
Thanks

[nanas_tackle_box]

Is bugger hackle different from just plain hackle? I love your videos btw very easy to follow.

[berkler]

Great fly to both start fly fishing and tying #flytying

[WelcomeFBS]

Hey my first trout on a fly rod was also on a wooly bugger in olive

[adrummer]

Just need a tutorial for how to cast that thing.

As an amateur caster, I always make sure no one is looking when I try to cast one. But give up after a few and go home!! lol damn being new sucks

[marcosramirez]

@ventures, can you tell me the brand of your tying vise and model?

[ronkopp]

what kind of chenille do you recommend the stuff I bought seems to just fall to piece once you cut it?