Brahma Bugger

[DUBBN]

Size 8. Technically a Streamer but will be nymphed.
Two Toned
The original calls for saddle with Chicabou feathers. All I have is capes, so I tyed the tail with Grizzly Marabou in Sand color.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5jmcRk6_cs

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[hankaye]

DUBBN, Howdy;

Wayne, Good lookin' fly. I like your subs. they look better than the suggested
tail. , .

hank

PS, how's the knee comin' along?

[DUBBN]

My toast to Maureen Ohara who passed away today at the age of 95. I have had a crush on her since I was a teen ager,








I need one more feather






Amatuerish tying and photography, but I enjoy it.

[letumgo]

Wayne - Thank you very much for the step-by-step photos. Your tying sequence is simply brilliant! What a great way to form the hackle-body. Very efficient tying, and I'd fish that fly in a heart beat.

This might qualify as a strymph (streamer nymph).

[DUBBN]

Thanks Ray. My tying sequence is quite a bit different than in the video. I doubt it makes much difference, but I like to think my method makes the pattern a bit more durable than the YouTube video. The technique I use, the tying thread is advanced through the hackles as it goes forward. I use the same method when I tye in anh soft hackle as a collar. In the end it doesnt amount to much, just my preference.

[tie2fish]

Masterful fly.