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    FISHING THE CADDIS HATCH

    I'm going to pass out some pointers on how to fish a caddis hatch during each stage of the hatch and what pattern types the angler/tier will need.

    Stages of Imitation for the Fly Tier

    There are three basic stages of the caddis life cycle that the tier must prepare for if he/she is going to have the proper patterns to imitate the caddis life cycle properly. They are: nymphs, pupas, and adults.

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    Awsome summary of a complex subject.

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    very well done! terrific short overview of a subject that some great scholar-anglers have devoted major portions of their lives to understanding and explaining. like i said in my comment on deanna's casting essay today, it is great communication that makes the complex simple.

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    Really enjoyed this, I fish the Arkansas River, CO., once or twice a year and have caught most of the fish on a caddis fly of one kind or the other, randomly. I also fish Lake Antero when out there, very nice trout. I appreciate the information and hope to see more of your writing. Thanks, Trout 1 (my favorite fish)

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    Trout1, Tom has been writing for us now for several months - and he has promised a series on how to fish spring creeks too. If you've missed his previous articles, you might want to check them out here:
    http://www.flyanglersonline.com/bb/tags.php?tag=eotg I'm absolutely thrilled to have Tom on FAOL!

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    Great article. I've found that swinging an Invicta through "the main rise" to be really effective during caddis hatches.

    - Jeff
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    Tom, thanks for the informative article. I can't wait for that big Caddis hatch that's just around the corner on the lower Henry's Fork, what a blast!
    Kelly.
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