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    Quote Originally Posted by Lotech View Post
    This on always worked for me. Size 10.
    http://homepage.mac.com/riverwader/....llection74.htm
    Lotech, that was a beautiful fly. I have every confidence something like that would work like a champ.


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    Jack,
    Dont forget these either, they worked last year!

    http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/c...2/IMGP0210.jpg


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    This is my current October caddis. Tied up about thirty last year, used them all a couple times each. Only problem is that they need to be dried out between fish.



    Hook: Dry fly #10
    thread: 8/0 Uni dark brown (camel)
    dubbing: not sure, something burnt orange and spiky
    wing: 4 good natural dun CDC feathers tied to match the hook shank

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    Jack, you inspired me to dig deeper into the tying boxes and find the materials, and I tied up 13 flies last night in #12, as a warm-up to the box of 100 #10 hooks I bought...

    The dubbing I used for the best version is "Paxton's buggy nymph dubbing" from Metz, in, of all things, October Caddis color. Go figure. Remind me to buy some the next time I see any, cause I bought this from The Fly Shop in Redding, CA, which is a bit outside my normal buying range now, and I only have enough for a couple dozen flies.

    Other dubbing I have in that color class is Superfine in cinnamon, which I used on the #12s but it dubs too thin for good caddis bodies, IMO. I also have a package of Hareline dubbin in Cinnamon Caddis, which is a bit buggier, but not as buggy as the Paxson's. It is also a hare darker .

    Like I said in the above post, tie lots, since one good fish will drown the CDC until it can be revived (paper towl, dashboard, sunlight...)


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    Default How about a Wet?

    Ive been thinking this one might work on the swing.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaky Wadr View Post
    Ive been thinking this one might work on the swing.


    If that one doesn't work, I'll eat it myself.
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    Rick -

    That looks like a fly that Joe won't have to eat - 'cause the fishies will.

    John
    The fish are always right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaky Wadr View Post
    Ive been thinking this one might work on the swing.


    Very very nice,



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    Wink be prepared!

    I've tied 52 October caddis dries so far this week...

    A dozen left in the box from last year...

    two dozen of an old standby on order...

    PMDs and mahoganies coming up next week...

    think I have enough?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DG View Post
    I've tied 52 October caddis dries so far this week...

    A dozen left in the box from last year...

    two dozen of an old standby on order...

    PMDs and mahoganies coming up next week...

    think I have enough?
    Enough for both of us. Looking forward to trying them.

    John
    The fish are always right.

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