Peacock Bugger

A deadly twist on the classic Woolly Bugger, the Peacock Bugger shines where subtle flash and depth matter most—especially in stillwater.

The peacock herl running along the spine adds natural iridescence and depth, giving the fly a lifelike profile that triggers confident eats from cruising trout. It excels as a damsel or dragonfly nymph imitation in lakes, but is just as effective when stripped, slow-trolled, or fished under an indicator.

A proven lake pattern when fish are feeding subsurface and looking for something alive, not flashy.

Best For:
• Lakes & stillwater
• Damsel & dragonfly nymphs
• Stripping, trolling, or indicator rigs