This is an easy to tie, durable and effective pattern for selective trout .
size #14 caddis
This is an easy to tie, durable and effective pattern for selective trout .
I like it!
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Nice tye !!
If I was a fish I would eat it.....Nice job!!
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Born to Fish...Forced to Work !
Easy? It looks TOO REAL to be EASY!That's REALLY GOOD!
Instructions, please?
David Merical
St. Louis, MO
Looks wonderful!! I'd almost hate to throw it to a fish!! (note: I said ALMOST)
Have you had success with that type wing material? I was hesitant to use it often as the fish DESTROYED it on hook up. How do you protect the material from disintegration?
Trouts don't live in ugly places.
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That is a really nice caddis/sedge
How about a recipe?
Last edited by Donald Nicolson; 09-21-2010 at 04:33 PM.
Thanks guys and gals . To answer Betty's question. The wing material is homemade from kleenex and Flexament . A trick I picked up from David Martin and it is extremely durable. I 'm tying up a couple of dozen for my box in different sizes and colors. I'll snap some photos and post a step by step from them. It truely is a simple pattern and with the wings pre-cut from a paper pattern they really fly together.
Fred
What keeps it from sinking?
David Merical
St. Louis, MO
How about submitting it for a fly of the week if you're going to do a step by step. That way it won't dissappear but stay in the archives.
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