Wooly Buggers

The Jindy Bugger is a wooly bugger with a brass bead head in an olive color. This variant of the humble wooly bugger is tied in green to mimic mudeyes, damsels,  and even yabbies. If you're fishing Jindabyne and surrounds it pays to have some of these flies stashed in your box.

The Bead Head Woolly Bugger Black is a brass bead weighted wooly bugger that will be down to the fish. A very versatile pattern that should be in the favourite in every flyfishers fly box. 

The Yabby fly is a yabby imitation. A fantastic lake fly for yabby feeding trout. Just about every body of freshwater has yabbies or crayfish, so if your fishing lakes and dams yabby patterns should be carried. 

Mick Hall's Chaser is lean bodied baitfish pattern. Works great in just about all water anywhere in the world. 

The Muddler Mudeye sits in the film and is neutrally buoyant. A larger deer hair muddler pattern. 

The Wooly Bugger is probably the world most fished fly. This versatile pattern is essential for every fly fishers flybox.  Baitfish, mudeyes, damselflies, big nymphs, you could even fish one dry as a caterpillar! This is the only fly you need!

The Bead Head Woolly Bugger in Olive & Black is another great mudeye imitation that can be fished in all water. The brass bead head will get this fly down deep. 

The Woolly Bugger is one of the most widely used flies in the world. Tied as a baitfish/mudeye imitation this fly does it all. If you don't have wooly buggers in your box you need to.

Manic Tackles Redsetter 

Great early season streamer for swinging and stripping.

Manic Tackles FPB  (Flouro Pink Bead) Woolly Bugger Black

Manic Tackles Yoshi Bugger is another variant of the good old Wooly Bugger. Tied with a bright heavy bead and orange grizzly hackle. 

The Wooly Bugger is one of the most popular 'wet fly pattern in the world. Baitfish, mudeyes, big nymphs. You can fish the fly in all water.

Manic Tackles Burgin Bugger is just like a wooly bugger but better. This leggy creation has lots if natural movement.this bugger has a heavy head and will fish deep.

Mick Hall's Rubber Legged Wooly Worm is just what it says it is, a wooly worm with legs! A wooly bugger style pattern that will fish well just about anywhere you go.

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