hhawkins
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Tied up a dozon of wooly buggers thought you liked to see them. #8 nymph hook with bead head.
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An order for one of my customers...
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CrappieHappy
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nicely done!
Jig Man
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Those look really good...
ScottV
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Nice looking buggers.
jjsjigs
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superb buggers!
Buggers are a must in most any freshwater fly box. 
I like the fuller tails myself, but that may be just my personal choice... who knows what the fish think they actually are.
Are you using regular olive chenille or is it a different mixed/new age color? Can't tell for sure, but looks like there is some kind of 'sparkle' on the body.
I like the fuller tails myself, but that may be just my personal choice... who knows what the fish think they actually are.Are you using regular olive chenille or is it a different mixed/new age color? Can't tell for sure, but looks like there is some kind of 'sparkle' on the body.
Ron Don
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Great buggers. Glad to see you're keeping the customers happy!
hhawkins
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AtticaFish said:Buggers are a must in most any freshwater fly box.
Are you using regular olive chenille or is it a different mixed/new age color? Can't tell for sure, but looks like there is some kind of 'sparkle' on the body.
The olive chenille I used, I picked up from a local fly shop in Branson, Missouri. It is called Wooly bugger chenille, size small. It has the sparkly weaved into it. The customer requested the buggers with a flash in the body and tail, I was lucky to find that chenille.
jjsjigs
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It looks to be similar to Danville's Sparkle Chenille. One of my favorite chenilles to use, especially in olive.
PondBass
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Nice looking buggers!