a look at the good ole butterfly

[jason grimm]

can any one tell me what kind of pillar this is and if its related to the famous wooly worm fly.

[David, aka, "McScruff"]

You could tie a Wooly Worm that was equally "wooly" - but most are not.

You may not know it but the Woolys (both W-Worm and W-Bugger) do not duplicate any particular creature. They are considered attractor patterns, not mimics.

Google Wooly Worm and you will find many examples.

[jason grimm]

lol!

[Leo Nguyen]

Pyrrharctia isabella: classic wooly bugger style bait, which is a banded wooly bear from the isabella tiger moth. Plenty of them around here that I stick them on the hook using the pine resin. Perfect feeding during fall seasons. They eat my freaking plants, so, I feed them to the fishes.