This Woolly Bugger adds a beadhead which can be essential for anglers fishing a floating fly line. Nothing is worse than seeing a trout in the river and only having an unweighted Bugger that will not get in their strike zone. This is when you pull out a Beadhead Bugger. Cast above or below fish in the river and drift or strip this fly across their view. Seeing a trout snap it is head towards your fly and swallow it whole is one of the most exciting moments in fly fishing. Once it happens, tying on nymphs can be mundane. If you have any streamers in your fly box, be sure to have weighted ones too. The Olive Beadhead Woolly Bugger strikes an excellent middle ground between two of the best trout streamer colors, black and white. Tied with high-quality materials to provide each simple ingredient the most impact possible. A good bushy tail, full body, and light wraps of hackle built out of a natural taper that begins at the weighted bead head. Strip this fishing fly through just any river or lake for whatever fish your targeting. These will catch not only trout but also bass and carp as we will. These other species are lots of fun on a fly rod and are often caught on patterns like an Olive Woolly Bugger.The White Beadhead Woolly Bugger is for the angler fishing a floating line year-round. Many guides invariably tie on a white streamer like this as their first fly to try out. You can see fish take this fly when it is underwater and it is a joy to cast. It is one of those fishing flies that is one of the best and truly makes everything about fly fishing more fun. A White Bugger with a Beadhead is essential for a streamer box, especially when using a floating line.