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i would have to go with a barrs graphic caddis in tan or green. either way its deadly
Thanks, ill have to tie (Or find) a few of those, anyone else?
Alex,
go to your favorite streams, pick up some rocks, grab some caddis and start tying. Size, color and shape may vary from stream to stream. Tie what matches your river with the material that matches the color and hook that matches the size. When you are done you will have the "Alex Caddis".
Good idea, never tie nymphs, but i can work on it, AFTER winter...
mayfly pupae on a #18 larva hook. If you need some help with nymphing let me know, It's all I do. Catch ratio is great.
Tie a few basic soft-hackles and you will nail caddis feeding fish!! I like a peacock and starling soft-hackle.
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Thanks, ill have to tie (Or find) a few of those, anyone else?
Alex,
go to your favorite streams, pick up some rocks, grab some caddis and start tying. Size, color and shape may vary from stream to stream. Tie what matches your river with the material that matches the color and hook that matches the size. When you are done you will have the "Alex Caddis".
Good idea, never tie nymphs, but i can work on it, AFTER winter...
i would have to go with a barrs graphic caddis in tan or green. either way its deadly
mayfly pupae on a #18 larva hook. If you need some help with nymphing let me know, It's all I do. Catch ratio is great.
Tie a few basic soft-hackles and you will nail caddis feeding fish!! I like a peacock and starling soft-hackle.
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