BH Woolly Bugger Black Assortment Trout Fishing Flies (1-Dozen)

Can't wait to try these babies out, great attention to detail and def. a big woolly bugger fly!

On the cheap side, each one won’t hold up longer than a few outings, but I did catch several nice largemouth and a pickerel on the 2 larger sizes, so they’ve become some of my go-tos. Might upgrade to something more durable in the future but these are perfect if you’re a beginner angler like myself. Showed me why they’re such a classic pattern.

Descent price, quality not the best but will do the job. I caught some of my biggest trout on this fly a 18 and a 20 inch brown plus a 22 inch wall eye I caught by accident in the river. You can use this fly maybe 2 times tops until it's all broken down but again, for the price is not bad at all especially if you are a beginner.

I’ve caught trout as well as catfish on these flys. They work well and hold up well. This was my second order. I’ve lost several to trees and snags.

I've never caught anything on a wooly bugger, but I'm fond of them. I take them out to the rivers and streams and set them free forever. I tie them on my leader, one cast and off they go, to a tree, a submerged rock, a bush, really anything a wooly bugger might seek refuge in. It's not the product's fault. They seem well constructed, and the rare bugger that returns to my box looks none the worse for wear.

For the price, these work just fine. The majority of them last for awhile, although I have had a couple fall apart after several uses. I live hours away from any fly shops and have bought these several times and will continue to do so.

These are ok, not the highest quality and some are a little weird. Keep in mind you're getting a great price, and they are on Amazon. These aren't high end flies, so great for the beginner or someone that loses a lot of flies. And guess what? They still catch fish.

these are a great buy, just starting to restock my selection from the last year, they flies have been durable but I've lost a few over time to rocks or trees in tight spaces... highly recommend, the fish will bit them and they will last