Bronze Goddess Fly Pattern | Fly Tying Tutorial

Today we're taking a look at the Bronze Goddess fly tying tutorial. Created by Mike Jacobs of Iowa, this streamer is a variation of the Woolly Bugger and is specifically designed to catch smallmouth bass. With lead eyes on top of the hook shank, it rides hook point up, reducing bottom snags. Using a Daiichi 2220 hook, Uni-Thread Dark Brown 6/0, Marabou Blood Quills in Burnt Orange, Copper Flashabou, Painted Lead Eyes, Estaz Chenille body, Crazy Legs, and a Mallard Flank Feather dyed Wood Duck for the collar, this fly is both effective and visually striking. Recommended tying sizes are 2-8. Don't forget to leave a comment with your thoughts and subscribe for more fly fishing content!

Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Hook & Thread
1:01 - Lead Eyes
2:15 - Marabou Tail
5:10 - Flashabou
5:43 - Body
6:44 - Collar
8:26 - Rubber Legs
9:07 - Head
10:15 - Trim
10:36 - Adhesive

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[RollinRollinReelin]

Thank you! Great tie! I can't wait to make one!!!

[RealRooRoo]

Thank you for the well detailed video friend

[kurt]

Looks like it will work for a lot of predators

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[johnmeyer]

I was watching the video then the advertising came on and no video on tying.