Bugly Worm

[letumgo 0]

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by letumgo:

 

Bugly Worm

 

[letumgo 0]

Here is one the color of an earthworm.

 

Here is one with a variegated wormbody:

 

 

Bugly = Butt Ugly Worm (it may be butt ugly, but I'm confident it will catch fish).

[dwiltshire 0]

Loving this Ray This could work as a buzzer pattern fished static or a mini-lure. An allrounder I reckon- so in my box they will appear.

 

Thanks for another pattern to persuade me back to the vice...

[J.Z 0]

cool, looks a little like something i tie, same shape, but i twist chenile and the hackle is green chinese neck.

[letumgo 0]

Thanks Dave & Luke.

 

 

[Guest]

Ugly often = effective!

 

I like it.

[OhioSunfisher 0]

I like it!

[panfisherteen 0]

that should easily slay the bass and panfish,nice job

[snboggs 0]

I love it! Would you consider posting a step by step?

[letumgo 0]

I love it! Would you consider posting a step by step?

 

snboggs - Here is the step-by-step you asked for. Hopefully you can open MS word files. If I get a chance later this week, I will convert it over to Adobe PDF file format which is more universal. Have fun.

 

Detailed Tying Instructions for the Bugly Worm:

Bugly_Worm.doc

 

EDIT (Note the file is in MS Word 2003 format for the PC) If you do not have MS Word installed on your PC, you probably can not open the tying instructions.

[Soft-hackle 0]

Nice tying, Ray. These flies will definitely knock'em dead.

 

Mark

 

PS-Don't see why they wouldn't work for trout, too.

[wayneb 0]

Hi Ray;

 

How long is the tail material prior to furling? and what is the finished length of the tail?

 

Thanks in advance;

 

Wayneb

[Joe Hard 0]

Nice worms Ray!!

[nymph chucker 0]

I know what to tye next ............lots of those

[chromeseeker 0]

looks real good for bass,thanks.