Thanks for watching! If you want to help support my work, you can pick up some flies here. If you already tie, no worries. I also have some fly boxes you can put them in or hats! You’ll find the website here. Thanks for the support! www.mainely-outdoors.com Materials needed to tie it up: * Thread: collabs.shop/zxiaqc * Hook: collabs.shop/5krlt0 * Flash: collabs.shop/xwugh4 * Foam: collabs.shop/1zw2cd * Poly Yarn: collabs.shop/ft0vel * Wing: collabs.shop/wfbczv * Hackle: collabs.shop/rohe6l
fished a never-sink caddis alot last fall, really helps when you want to keep casting and not stop to dry off a fly, the foam just keeps it up and even if it does dip in a little, it will never fully sink.
I've been tying these for a while and they're my favorite for mid summer when they're hammering caddis patterns. It's more durable than the regular Elk Hair Caddis. I do add a little tuft of orange antron on top of the hair, behind the hackle as a sighter. I also cut the hackle off in the hook gap so it really floats high.
these catch a lot of fish in the little Colorado streams I like fishing. Catch a ton of smaller, wild trout and they destroy flies pretty quick. Elk hair caddis struggle to float well after 1 or 2 fish. I switched to a foam body caddis like this and made life way easier. Much easier to keep floating
Thanks for watching! If you want to help support my work, you can pick up some flies here. If you already tie, no worries. I also have some fly boxes you can put them in or hats! You’ll find the website here. Thanks for the support! www.mainely-outdoors.com
Materials needed to tie it up:
* Thread: collabs.shop/zxiaqc
* Hook: collabs.shop/5krlt0
* Flash: collabs.shop/xwugh4
* Foam: collabs.shop/1zw2cd
* Poly Yarn: collabs.shop/ft0vel
* Wing: collabs.shop/wfbczv
* Hackle: collabs.shop/rohe6l
fished a never-sink caddis alot last fall, really helps when you want to keep casting and not stop to dry off a fly, the foam just keeps it up and even if it does dip in a little, it will never fully sink.
Love the tutorials, I've only tied nymphs so far..gonna have to try my hand at these for sure! Thank you.
And give it "that nice buggy look"! Huge fan!!!
flies, can't wait to try it
I've been tying these for a while and they're my favorite for mid summer when they're hammering caddis patterns. It's more durable than the regular Elk Hair Caddis. I do add a little tuft of orange antron on top of the hair, behind the hackle as a sighter. I also cut the hackle off in the hook gap so it really floats high.
Great demonstration on a cool 😎 pattern!
Another awesome fly pattern! I appreciate you sharing! Tight lines!!! 😎🎣
I love this guy's voice and the way he talks..
these catch a lot of fish in the little Colorado streams I like fishing.
Catch a ton of smaller, wild trout and they destroy flies pretty quick. Elk hair caddis struggle to float well after 1 or 2 fish. I switched to a foam body caddis like this and made life way easier. Much easier to keep floating
Thanks again for the great tutorials! #flies
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Great video, I like that pattern.
You don’t happen to sell this fly do you?
I sell pretty much everything, not all of them are on the site but I do a lot of custom orders
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