Bulky Buggy Streamer

Bulky Buggy Streamer

The Bulky Buggy Streamer is an effective and versatile fly pattern that is perfect for anglers targeting larger fish. With its simple yet sturdy design, the Bulky Buggy Streamer is built for durability in both fast-moving and still waters, making it a must-have addition to your fly box.

The materials for this fly have been carefully selected to ensure optimal performance. The olive tungsten bead provides just the right amount of weight, while the black poly yarn tail and red woolly nylon throat create an attractive movement in the water. With a Carlisle long shank bronzed hook and 0.25 lead-free wire wrapped six times for extra weight, this streamer offers a natural presentation that will entice even the most cautious fish.


Materials

  • Hook:Carlisle long shank bronzed hook
  • Bead:Olive tungsten
  • Weight:0.25 lead free wire – 6 turns
  • Thread:Black 14/0
  • Tail:Black poly yarn
  • Body: Dark multi-coloured EP Crustacean Brush with Micro Legs
  • Throat:Red woolly nylon
Bulky buggy streamer materials

Tying Instructions

Prepare the material for the dubbing loop.
  1. Prepare the material for the dubbing loop.
  1. Slide the bead onto the hook, then wrap 6 turns of lead-free wire behind the bead. Leave a small gap between the wire and the bead.
  2. Secure the wire by covering the hook shank with black thread.
Slide the bead onto the hook, then wrap 6 turns of lead-free wire behind the bead. Leave a small gap between the wire and the bead.
Secure the wire by covering the hook shank with black thread.
Tie in a piece of black poly yarn for the tail, ensuring it’s about the length of the hook shank.
Create a dubbing loop with EP fibres, then wrap it forward towards the bead, forming the body.
  1. Tie in a piece of black poly yarn for the tail, ensuring it’s about the length of the hook shank.
  2. Create a dubbing loop with EP fibres, then wrap it forward towards the bead, forming the body.
  1. Tie off the dubbing near the bead and whip finish.
  2. Use a comb or brush to tease out the fibres, brushing the body up and back.
Tie off the dubbing near the bead and whip finish.
Use a comb or brush to tease out the fibres, brushing the body up and back.
Wrap a few turns of red woolly nylon behind the bead to create a trigger point.
Whip finish once more and secure everything with a couple of drops of water-based cement or Sally Hansen’s Hard as Nails.
  1. Wrap a few turns of red woolly nylon behind the bead to create a trigger point.
  2. Whip finish once more and secure everything with a couple of drops of water-based cement or Sally Hansen’s Hard as Nails.

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