About the Beadhead Caddis Trout Fly
Imitatining a Caddis beginning to emerge with its little bubble of gas, , fish near the river's bottom often works best.
Expert Tip:
By changing the body material to any of the different dubbing brush'e on the market today, any of the Caddis Species can be copied
Creator of this trout fly: Mandy Shelvey
Tier of this trout fly: Mandy Shelvey
Country of origin for this trout fly: England
Dressings
- Hook : 8 - 12 longshank
- Silk : Black
- Under body : Lead wire to suit , optional
- Body : Natural hare's ear and dubbing brush
- Thorax : Two small white or green beads
- Hackle : Two to three turns of black hen hackle
- Head : One small black bead
A quick and simple way of tying a caddis larvae; tie from the head backwards it is a very hard wearing pattern due to its assembly involving very little 'tying' as we know it.
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