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This is Mike Mercer’s Missing Link Caddis: This, along with Craig Matthew’s Spent Deer Hair Caddis, are two fly patterns that represent the terminal stage of the insect. Kelly Galloup’s Butch Caddis: Is a pattern developed for fast water, particularly, on the fast currents of The Madison River around the Slide Inn area… Tying Video [...]

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These are three great Caddis patterns…So, next in and out my vise will be a combination of all three with a twist…LITERALLY… Dennis Potter’s Opal X Caddis… Walter Wiese’s Olive Clacka Caddis…(link updated 1/16/11) Craig Matthew’s Amber Iris Caddis… TWISTED PWM CADDIS HOOK: TMC 102Y, # 13 – # 19 THREAD: Gordon Griffith, 14/0 Sheer, [...]

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I first posted these two patterns back in May, 2008. I am re-posting them because the have been extremely effective for me around the “Mother’s Day Hatch”. The first is the Guide Serendipity which was developed by Blue Ribbon Flies in West Yellowstone and the second, The Owens Serendipity is a variation on that pattern [...]

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While I am working on putting together a series of attractor patterns, I thought I would share some flies that fall into the attractor category which I have come across in my aquatic travels/ adventures. Four of these I use to imitate Caddis and the fifth is a  May Fly tie that has certainly provided [...]

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Here they is: PHOTO: “BAETIS” – John Jurasek, Blue Ribbon Flies Newsletter The prolific little bugs that love to hatch on overcast, blustery, rainy, snowy, miserable and memorable days on waters everywhere. I LOVE these guys… OLIVE/BROWN Baetis… Hook: TMC 2487, Diiachi 1130, #16-24 (Fall SMALL) THREAD: Gordon Griffiths, 14/0, olive or gray TAIL: Three [...]

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Along with October Caddis, it is approaching that time of year when Baetis/BWO’s become the dominant (Mayfly) species that begin to hatch in early Fall. They decline in activity as temperatures fall dramatically and then, magically reappear on warmer, overcast days during the Winter. Spring brings them back in force… On the Owens River, I [...]

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The BWO’s/Baetis instructions are finished. They may be found below (on the following page)…Good tying!!! Hot Spot Midge: Thread: Gordon Griffith’s , Black 14/0 Hook: TMC 2487, Daiichi 1130, #18-22 Abdomen: Wapsi Ultra 70, Black Rib: X-Fine Largutan wire, Gold or Copper Shuck: Pearl Krystal Flash Thorax: Danville 6/0 Fl. Orange Thread – (coat with [...]

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