Request. simple articulated fly

[Chia 0]

Anyone know of a simple articulated fly for bass? Step by step preferred. Thanks.

[mikechell 0]

Is there a reason you want articulated? A good rabbit strip or craft fur fly would give you as much, maybe even more movement than an articulated.

[Chia 0]

I have seen people talk about them and thought I would try one. I have never tied rabbit or craft fur.

[josephcsylvia 0]

If you want to try the motion of an articulated fly thats easy to tie try a double woolly bugger just throw some dumbell eyes on the bottom of the front hook to give it some movement! Tie your normal bugger for the back hook and for the front hook use maybe a schlappen for a little bulk

[flytire 0]

theres a bunch here that GOOGLE found

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=articulated+bass+fly+patterns&biw=1600&bih=775&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj7ls_Ags_KAhWFdD4KHRoeDPMQ_AUIBigB

[IgotWood 0]

There are hundreds of tutorials on youtube, and vimeo. Just search, "articulated streamer" and pick on that you like. They are simple enough to follow. Good luck!

[Chia 0]

thanks. i will try the buggers and research.

[josephcsylvia 0]

thanks. i will try the buggers and research.

Yea the buggers are easy to tie, you can take in a step further and tie a sex dungeon which is basically two buggers with legs and a deer hair head.

 

Braided line works great for a connection use two or three beads and most importantly done pull the loop too tight,

 

Mikes meal ticket is another good pattern.

[grizzly27 0]

Yep, double wooly bugger with weighted eyes on the front. It will give the fly a jigging motion.