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Looks like everything but the mule deer hair for caddis dry wings that AJ McClane had in the The Wise Fisherman's Encyclopedia back in the mid 50's, but more better !

Depending on the flyfishers knowledge of caddis, where even in a 1969 FlyFisherman there are caddis larvae flies for California & in a 1970 FlyFisherman the bucktail caddis "dry"; along with an ad...

Art Flicks' New Streamside Guide from the late 60's was all mayflies, but Dick Pobsts' Trout Stream Insects from the 80's had plenty of caddisflies; so if you knew someone that knew about caddisflies...

Rocky Mountain stream flies were more to the adams, cahill, green drake, & wulffs instead of the Catskill style dry flies; along with the usuals. The caddis wasn't even elk hair at the time ( deer...

[QUOTE=hairwing;394027]Just a thought I've had In my head for quite a while: Do you think GLF was influenced by Sid Gordon's book "How to fish from top to bottom".

Gordon describes " the silver...

The book was recalled very well ! After the Acknowledgments, in The Caddisfly Revolution page vii, it's written that "Throughout fly-fishing history caddisflies have been treated as if they were less...