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 Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, California: Wooly Bugger Security
Posted by fliesandfinswest on Monday, February 06 @ 18:45:37 PST
One thing that I have found to be true about fly fishing out west is this. It is big country. It seems even bigger to the fly fisherman who is new to any river or stretch of water. If you are a fly fisherman from another part of the world, the western territory can be somewhat intimidating. Not to worry. In times like these, especially when you are scouting new water and trying to find the fish; a Wooly Bugger can be your best friend. It is an easy pattern to fish. You can fish it as a streamer, as a nymph or as an emerger. I am not from the west, but the Wooly Bugger has yet to fail me. It seems to be the most universal fly pattern in my fly box and trout just can not seem to resist the easy meal. Now, I am certainly not suggesting to use a Wooly Bugger when the trout are rising. I am merely saying that if the trout are not visible and you find yourself on unfamiliar waters try a Wooly Bugger. Chances are it will find you some trout.
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