Black caddis
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				newriverspey
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Black caddis
Hook: #18 Dohiku barbless 
Thread: Benecchi Thread 12/0 (70 Denier) - Burgundy
Body: Dubbing rope - Arizona peacock dubbing material
Tinsel: S French Tinsel
Thorax: Natural mole
Hackle: Dun hen hackle
							Thread: Benecchi Thread 12/0 (70 Denier) - Burgundy
Body: Dubbing rope - Arizona peacock dubbing material
Tinsel: S French Tinsel
Thorax: Natural mole
Hackle: Dun hen hackle
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Re: Black caddis
Marvelous combination of materials, and execution.
More please...
  
PS - I am really digging these Dohiku hooks. Where have you been sourcing these?
			
									
									More please...
PS - I am really digging these Dohiku hooks. Where have you been sourcing these?
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				newriverspey
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Re: Black caddis
Ray,
I got these hooks from Tactical Fly Fisher. They are mainly used for European nymphing but I like them for soft hackle flies as well.
			
									
									
						I got these hooks from Tactical Fly Fisher. They are mainly used for European nymphing but I like them for soft hackle flies as well.
Re: Black caddis
great pattern....... we see many patterns posted here and elsewhere, but this particular one is outstanding. Dohiku makes a decent hook, I buy mine from the Dette Shop.
Very well done!
Dana
			
									
									Very well done!
Dana
Soft and wet - the only way....
						Re: Black caddis
Confidence-inspiring.  I'd fish that, right quick.
			
									
									
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Re: Black caddis
That would kill in the early morning on the Madison.  Nicely done.
			
									
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Re: Black caddis
otto, Howdy;
That Seal knows how to hunt. Finds the most bestest flys.
hank
			
									
									That Seal knows how to hunt. Finds the most bestest flys.
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Re: Black caddis
Newriverspey,
Like the other members who responded to your post, I like this fly.
I was surprised when I saw the picture; it's not what I expected to see
when the title of the post was: Black Caddis. I was thinking, black body,
black hackle--a mostly black fly.
Does this pattern darken a lot when wet?
Thanks- Ken
			
									
									
						Like the other members who responded to your post, I like this fly.
I was surprised when I saw the picture; it's not what I expected to see
when the title of the post was: Black Caddis. I was thinking, black body,
black hackle--a mostly black fly.
Does this pattern darken a lot when wet?
Thanks- Ken
Re: Black caddis
Very nice!  Love the proportions and the color/textural effects.  This looks very fishy and worthy of pattern theft!
			
									
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