### Materials Needed:
1. **Hook**: Size 6 to 10 streamer hook.
2. **Thread**: Black or olive 6/0 or 8/0.
3. **Marabou**: For the tail, typically in black, olive, or brown.
4. **Body Material**: Chenille or fur, in a color that matches your marabou.
5. **Hackle**: A feather (usually a rooster neck feather) in a color that matches the body.
6. **Bead Head** (optional): To add weight to the fly.
7. **Wire** (optional): For ribbing, usually in gold or silver.
### Steps to Tie:
1. **Prepare the Hook**: Secure the hook in your vise and start your thread about one eye length behind the eye of the hook.
2. **Add the Bead Head** (if using): Slide the bead onto the hook and secure it in place with your thread.
3. **Tie in the Marabou**: Take a small bunch of marabou (about 2-3 inches long) and tie it in at the bend of the hook. This will form the tail. Make sure the tail is about the same length as the hook shank.
4. **Add the Body Material**: Tie in your chenille or fur at the same point where you tied in the marabou. Wrap it up the shank of the hook to form the body, securing it with thread as you go.
5. **Ribbing** (if using wire): If you’re using wire, tie it in now and wrap it over the body material to add durability and a nice look.
6. **Tie in the Hackle**: Take your hackle feather and tie it in by the tip just behind the bead or body. Make sure the shiny side is facing you.
7. **Wrap the Hackle**: Palmer the hackle forward, making sure to space the wraps evenly. Tie it off just behind the bead and trim the excess.
8. **Finish the Fly**: Make a few whip finishes or half-hitches to secure the thread, then trim the thread and the hackle fibers to your desired length.
### Tips:
- Experiment with different colors and sizes to see what works best in your fishing area.
- Use a variety of retrieves when fishing with a Woolly Bugger, such as a slow strip or an erratic motion to mimic a struggling baitfish.
- Woolly Buggers can be effective for trout, bass, and even panfish, so don’t hesitate to try them in different waters.
Happy tying and tight lines!
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