FLY TYING: THE COHO BUGGER

[@damonsobers9429]

Nice tie!

[@SFOTF]

Thanks!

[@murrayandru7527]

Nice Fly.. Thanks Deb knowing Coho , That little Beauty will work well !!

[@debpaskall]

Thank you Murray, yes it's been ond of my top Coho and Cutthroat patterns over the past 10 years or so. Cheers.

[@missionmafia2]

Great fly nice hot spot😊

[@bigdaddy99929]

Thx Deb. Nice wooly. 👌

[@tiedbyblake]

Nice tie! Thank you for sharing!! Looking forward to more!

[@debpaskall]

Thank you so much!

[@ericmini2269]

this fly was used for many years by coho enthusiasts that fished the sloughs of lower mainland before it was appropriated

[@stevesabastian4874]

I seee this working well for rainbows in size 10 and 12.

[@Mattyehdams]

Haha seen the picture of the fly in the thumbnail, and thought to myself man that looks allot like Todd’s coho bugger sure enough it’s a variation. Small world I guess 😂

[@debpaskall]

Ha! Too funny! 😂

[@yamittr250]

oh i LIKE than one. I will try and give a report on this and the other. How does it work in the river ?

[@debpaskall]

It works great in slow rivers. For faster rivers I would weight it with Tungsten and use a heavier sink tip. I've fished it mainly in the local rivers around Vancouver such as the Harrison in addition to the saltwater beaches. Cheers!

[@davidbrazell3866]

Thanks, gonna tie some up!

[@debpaskall]

Thanks David, let me know how it works out for you. Cheers

[@gibbyutah]

Thanks, looks like another great pattern to add to the box.

[@debpaskall]

Thanks so much Dave!

[@dunsterman356]

Killer bug!

[@debpaskall]

Thank you very much! Appreciate the nice comment.