Here is a caddis I came up with for my local Stream. It's a big bug that hatches in July.
Caddis larvae
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Caddis larvae
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Re: Caddis larvae
That is Buggy!!
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Any chance you could do a tutorial? I’d like to see how you tye this pattern.
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I agree with Ray, let's see how it's done.
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It's not really difficult. the abdomen is d rib ribbed with ostrich herl, The thorax is black uv ice dubbing in a dubbing loop and swiss straw for the wingcase.
Mike B.
International, North American, National champion taxidermist specializing in "catch & release" fish mounts
Custom bamboo and glass rods
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International, North American, National champion taxidermist specializing in "catch & release" fish mounts
Custom bamboo and glass rods
www.prairiedrifter.com