Very cool! Looks like you are in need of a size 10 so the Wulff pack has an alpha.there's a wulff pack starting to gather on my desk .
#12 mustad 94840's and #14 mustad 9671's
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Very cool! Looks like you are in need of a size 10 so the Wulff pack has an alpha.there's a wulff pack starting to gather on my desk .
#12 mustad 94840's and #14 mustad 9671's
i'm expecting more to show up.
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I’m exhausted and can’t sit at the desk anymore. Had the afternoon off and I tied a dozen each of 12, 14, and 16 in Elk Hair Caddis and X-Caddis in Tan and olive. Hopefully when not shoveling snow this weekend I can finish all the rest of my dry Caddis patters. Saving my favorite for last though - Henryville.Size 14 Elk Hair Caddis
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Henryville Specials are just a really cool pattern!Saving my favorite for last though - Henryville.
They catch a ton of fish as well!Henryville Specials are just a really cool pattern!
Are you tying your cdc collars conventionally or split thread or dubbing loop?CDC Pheasant Trail. I have never once caught a trout on a pheasant tail based fly and I have been tying a lot recently. So hopefully these fish well.
Right there with you! Also never caught a trout on a pheasant based fly, though I haven’t really tried that many. Finally got my hands on some pheasant tail and have been enjoying tying with itCDC Pheasant Trail. I have never once caught a trout on a pheasant tail based fly and I have been tying a lot recently. So hopefully these fish well.
I tie them tips first and wrap them 2-3x around the hook. I’m not sure how to get more fibers though, first time ever working with CDC!Are you tying your cdc collars conventionally or split thread or dubbing loop?
Here is a series of photos I took while tying a Pheasant TailI tie them tips first and wrap them 2-3x around the hook. I’m not sure how to get more fibers though, first time ever working with CDC!
Thank you so much, this is perfect!Here is a series of photos I took while tying a Pheasant Tail
CDC soft hackle. You can incorporate any kind of dubbing and cdc together in a split thread or dubbing loop technique and it produces a really buggy thorax/collar. It’s definitely worth playing around with and it’s a much more durable fly as well.
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If I only had the patience to use clips.Here is a series of photos I took while tying a Pheasant Tail
CDC soft hackle. You can incorporate any kind of dubbing and cdc together in a split thread or dubbing loop technique and it produces a really buggy thorax/collar. It’s definitely worth playing around with and it’s a much more durable fly as well.
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Agreed, a certain amount of patience is required.If I only had the patience to use clips.