Best way to tie Wooly Bugger? McFly Angler Fly Tying Tutorial

The wooly bugger is one of the most versatile and widely used streamer patterns ever created. Because of this, multiple ways of tying it have evolved. Today I am demonstrating the two most popular ways, and you can decide which you find the best. The first way is by far the quickest and easiest way, however I do find that it can occasionally come undone and therefor is not as durable. The 2nd way is the most durable that I have used, however it takes a bit longer to tie. Please let me know which ways you like best, and tell me what your favorite is.

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Hooks: Risen streamer 300 – www.risenfly.com/collections/hooks/products/streamer-300
Weight: .015 sized lead wire – amzn.to/35znGlm
Thread: Olive Veevus 6/0 – amzn.to/2rYJ6K4
Tail: Olive blood quill marabou – amzn.to/2PSC55q
Flash: Gold crystal flash – amzn.to/36N86mh
Body: Chenille – amzn.to/2tuSRA9
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Hackle: Rooster saddle or American saddle: amzn.to/34yzz9V

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