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************************* I am using a Mustad 79580 4x long hook to tie it. This fly is a variation of the woolly bugger. To start the fly type the thread in at the eye of the hook. |
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The antennae are rubber legs like you would use to Blue Gill Flies. Tie the antennae on top of the hook and split at about 45 degrees. |
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The two tails are the same material as the antennae. They are also split at 45 degree. |
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Next add some lead weigh to the body so it will sink faster |
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For the body and palmer I use brown chenille. The hackle is a ginger saddle hackle. Tie both at the bend of the hook. |
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Now form the body by wrapping the chenille evenly over the hook between the tails and the antennae. Tie off the body behind the antennae |
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Palmer the hackle over chenille and tie off behind the antennae and glue the head. |
The BUBfly is a fly from the September/October Edition of American Angler. The artical is by Chuck Tryon on page 50 to 53
