Wooly Bugger Fly Co.

[Wooly Bugger]

One last word...............cracklebacks.

Thanks Jack Jones for all of the feedback. Cracklebacks are on their way! Can't keep enough of them around.

[Wooly Bugger]

I like the site, easy to navigate, clean interface, very simple and straightforward. The thing I hate most about some vendor's websites is that they get cluttered to death in banners, extra menus, and all manner of "improvements" to the point that they are painful to even look at.

Whereabouts in St. Louis are you guys? I wouldn't mind dropping by some day.

I am in Ballwin, but the store is online only. We can offer flies this cheap because we don't have all of the overhead costs. We are firming up agreements with other suppliers across other lines of products and brand names and hope to be able to pass along the savings too. Keep checking back. Thanks for the feedback.

[ciRe]

Looks good. Like everyone else says more selection and wet flies would help. Different colors would be nice and I don't see any beadhead copper johns? Just non beadhead.

[Wooly Bugger]

Looks good. Like everyone else says more selection and wet flies would help. Different colors would be nice and I don't see any beadhead copper johns? Just non beadhead.

Thanks ciRe for your feedback. Every month, I am adding to my inventory. I have about 800 flies coming in this week. Please let me know if there are any specific flies you would like to see sooner than later?

[Stephen Hall]

Site looks very smooth, it's relatively speedy. All in all, a good job. I'd have the web designer fix these issues if possible http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.woolybuggerflyco.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0 might speed it up a touch.

Also, I'd put a little more target research into the html <title> </title> of each file. Add a few keyword phrases and some location information. Also be more descriptive in the <a href="url" title="on hover text" and the <img src="pic" alt="image description here" tags. That way you'll get more leads from search engines.

These guys are doing your keyword research for you...

[Wooly Bugger]

Site looks very smooth, it's relatively speedy. All in all, a good job. I'd have the web designer fix these issues if possible http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.woolybuggerflyco.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0 might speed it up a touch.

Also, I'd put a little more target research into the html <title> </title> of each file. Add a few keyword phrases and some location information. Also be more descriptive in the <a href="url" title="on hover text" and the <img src="pic" alt="image description here" tags. That way you'll get more leads from search engines.

These guys are doing your keyword research for you...

Thanks Stephen. Sounds like you know a little about web design and search opt. While this is our first draft of the site, I would like to catch up with you at some point and see about using your services. Thanks again.

[kevthebassman]

I am in Ballwin, but the store is online only. We can offer flies this cheap because we don't have all of the overhead costs. We are firming up agreements with other suppliers across other lines of products and brand names and hope to be able to pass along the savings too. Keep checking back. Thanks for the feedback.

Right on, that's not too far away. If I were to order from you, would I be able to do a local pick-up? Seems silly to pay shipping when I could just drop by while running errands.

[Wooly Bugger]

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Right on, that's not too far away. If I were to order from you, would I be able to do a local pick-up? Seems silly to pay shipping when I could just drop by while running errands.

Works for me. Remember, free shipping on orders over $25. Sometimes it easy for me to do that.

[Phil Lilley]

Where are the flies tied?

[Wooly Bugger]

Where are the flies tied?

Right now, I am only using two fly suppliers. Both are here in the U.S. I know one of them has a connection overseas. He extends his wholesale prices to me. It took me a while to figure it out. I am very careful on who I buy from. I considered a handful of suppliers but the quality wasn't good. Many of the more well-known fly wholesalers require a brick & mortar storefront or huge volume. I am working up to that point. But as of now, I am very pleased with the flies I am receiving. I also plan to add some flies tied by some local guys. These flies will be unique to Missouri.