Hook: Daiichi 1530, Size #10
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer silk #9, Hot Orange
Hackle: Honey dun hen saddle
Tag/rib: Metal copper tinsel
Body: Blend of orange and yellow wool yarns with red fox fur spun in orange thread on Clark block
October Caddis Part 3
October Caddis Part 3
After seeing cj's great nymph and dry fly patterns for the October Caddis, I took a shot at a flymph style soft hackled wet version ...
Hook: Daiichi 1530, Size #10
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer silk #9, Hot Orange
Hackle: Honey dun hen saddle
Tag/rib: Metal copper tinsel
Body: Blend of orange and yellow wool yarns with red fox fur spun in orange thread on Clark block
Hook: Daiichi 1530, Size #10
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer silk #9, Hot Orange
Hackle: Honey dun hen saddle
Tag/rib: Metal copper tinsel
Body: Blend of orange and yellow wool yarns with red fox fur spun in orange thread on Clark block
Re: October Caddis Part 3
Nicely done, looks very effective.
Re: October Caddis Part 3
Nice tie, Bill... 
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Re: October Caddis Part 3
How did I miss this? Very nice Bill, time to break a few of those out...its the season! CJ
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"This is where the trout was invented?"
"Oh he existed in a crude,primitive form in Waltons England"
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"This is where the trout was invented?"
"Oh he existed in a crude,primitive form in Waltons England"
"But this is where they painted spots on him and taught him to swim"
Re: October Caddis Part 3
Thanks, guys. I'm planning to give this pattern a good tryout in the Beamoc area this coming weekend 
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