Tying an Ice Dub Wooly Bugger

Step by step instructions for a variation on the classic willy bugger. This is a fairly straightforward fly that works for all manner of species and is well worth putting in your box.
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Materials list
Hook: long shank streamer hook
Thread :6/0
Bead: 4-5mm brass
Weight: .020 lead wire
Tail: marabou and flashabou
Rib: copper wire
Body: Ice dub
Hackle: webby saddle hackle

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