Rowley's Stillwater Caddis Emerger
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Rowley's Stillwater Caddis Emerger
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Last edited by ScottP on Sat Feb 16, 2019 8:49 am, edited 1 time in total.
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hankaye
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Re: Rowley's Stillwater Caddis Emerger
ScottP. Howdy;
Nice way to finish off the year.
Beautiful pattern and extremely well tied as usual.
Have a Happy New Year, lookin' forward to seeing more of your
well tyed flies.
hank
Nice way to finish off the year.
Beautiful pattern and extremely well tied as usual.
Have a Happy New Year, lookin' forward to seeing more of your
well tyed flies.
hank
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zen leecher
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Re: Rowley's Stillwater Caddis Emerger
For those who are curious, western Canada gets some big caddis. I've seen some adults on fishing trips that were close to the length of my little finger. It gets exciting when a fish "rises" to your imitation. Makes a swirl almost as big as a wash tub.