I actually dressed up like a wooly bugger for halloween last year. Wore all olive clothes with a fleece "hula skirt" type deal for the tail and christmas tree garland wound up my torso. Finished off with a black skull cap and eye on my head and hook on my thigh, both made out of coat hangers wrapped in foil.

MB915: "Looks as if they found her passed out in an alley."

That's an alley I'd like to pass out in...

I wore a fly on my shirt collar once- a number 8 wooley bugger, first fly I ever tied.
Sad thing was that it was about two inches from being an earring.
I was new to the sport and had very rudimentary casting skills and highly undeveloped style.
I cast much better now than I used to, so the chances of wearing a fly on my apparel is not nearly as probable as it was then. Other than that one time, I have no experience adorning myself with fishing tackle.

Way way way back in the closet you might find a tie with salmon flies on it. Way back. I think even further back than my parachute pants. It would have been in the trash years ago except it was a gift from the mother in law.

Got a pair of pants with some caddis and parachute adams up and down the legs... As far as models in fly-related apparel, I prefer this:
http://www.womeninwaders.com/

I'm always angry about the non flyfishers using flyfishing as some vehicle to promote something else... limp-wristed casters plugging cars or investment companies on TV commercials... now, apparently, models, to plug a fashion show. Fishing is about fishing... if you have to wear it, or show it, you don't get it. Just fish. If you like it so much, you might wear a necktie (Deeter) that's fine... but show me some substnance, not style. I hate wannabe clingers on to a sport I consider sacred.

Please! Eat some food!

Can you imagine hugging the woman in the picture?

Whats with the hair and the miserable look on her face. How about a smile.

Yea, eat more cheeseburgers and be fat like the rest of us.