Thread: Uni 8/0 Black

Hook Size: 12 scud

Peacock Herl: 2 or 3 {your choice}

Snowshoe hares foot

Step: 1

Put hook in vise with bead and start thread close in behind bead and wind back 2/3 mm.

Take peacock herls and position them in line with the hook, along its center and wrap thread and herls to about 4/5 mm from vise.

Step: 3

Wind thread back to starting position. Take some tacky wax and put it on the top 2 inches of the hanging thread. Take snowshoe hares foot and from the underneath clip a small clump. Hold the clump between two fingers and pull out the longest of the guard hairs. The rest of the clump is to be spread evenly along the waxed thread. Then create a dubbing loop, keep your finger in the loop and wind back to the end of the peacock herls.

Step: 4

Insert the herls into dubbing loop and pull them straight so they are in line with the loop. Use hackle pliers to hold the end and spin to make a chenille type rope. When it is all tight with no loose hairs, start wrapping and pull hair back each time before making the next turn.

Done, ready to fish, enjoy.

Raffaela Hönel Dream Fish

Caught By: Raffaela
Where it was caught: Austria near Kitzbühl

Caddis Pupa Tied by Thomas Grubert

Thomas Grubert  is a talented tier from Kassel, Germany. We are happy to add this great Caddis Pupa to our database. Check out Thomas’s other ties.

Caffelatte Streamer Tied by Ken Elliott

Relax, grab a cup of Joe and head to your vise. This Caffelatte Streamer tied by Ken Elliott is sure to please!

Cinnamon Brown Caddis Emerger Tied by Avril Anjers

Hook: Dohiku 644 #12
Thread: Uni 8.0 orange
Rib: Pearl milar colored Marigold
Body: Hare & Antron cinnamon + Sybai Fire Brown mixed
Thorax: Cover:pheasant tail
Thorax: Sybai Fire Brown
Wing: Roe Deer dark
Legs: Gadwall
Horns: Pheasant tail
Cover thorax with favorite UV material

With special thanks to Davie McPhail for his tireless work in producing great fly tying videos to introduce tiers to patterns from around the world. I came across this Davy Wooten Caddis Emerger pattern on one of Davie’s videos and though I didn’t have all the materials called for, I made due with what I had on hand. This is my interpretation with materials at hand.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Jorge Rodriges Maderal

I started  fly fishing 20 years ago . Im from Galicia(north west of Spain) but now i live in Asturias(center north of Spain).
I fish for trout,sea trout (brown sea run trout) and Atlantic salmon. I fish for black bass ,suckers and northern pike too, and sea bass,pollak, mackerel and needle fish on saltwater.

Egg Laying Caddis Tied by Avril Anjers

 Step by Step Instructions For The Egg Laying Caddis

This pattern was developed by Larry Kingrey of  Royal Gorge Anglers to fish in the evening  on the Arkansas River in Colorado. As the egg laying Caddis return to the water to deposit their eggs, skittering the fly will  often elicit  an aggressive take. Always a great way to end your day.

Follow the link to a Step by Step for this easy to tie pattern.

Crawling Mayfly Emerger Tied by John Terje Refsahl

John Terje Refsal lives in Hamar, Norway.

Terje prefers the art of dry fly fishing and his CDC patterns are extraordinary.

Epoxy-Gammarus Tied by Thomas Grubert

Tied By: Thomas Grubert
Kassel, Germany