Kamloops Caddis Pupa Fly Pattern

Here's is a slight spin on the popular Stillwater Caddis. Either of these two patterns should be a go to Pupa pattern when Caddis are on the rise! Enjoy and thanks for watching!
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[@TheKissarmygeneral]

Thanks guys. Appreciate your videos

[@Benzstead]

I've been using a parttern very similar to this on vancouver island quite a bit, on a breezy day I'll hang this off the end of the boat and let the wind take me. Pretty productive I must say. I like this variation though, I will definetly be tying a couple of these up.

[@johnmccready6752]

Thanks for this.Have only been tying for a year, I like your style and try to pay attention to the tips and tricks you provide.Already have enjoyed good success this year on chronies made with the help of your videos.Going to tie some of these right away.

[@user-ni4yt5bd8z]

Super!!!

[@jimflynn466]

Hi guys, why the beard hackle when you’ve already tied in the pheasant tail for legs, creating more work than was necessary. Great sedge pattern that I’ll have a go at, thanks again for another great video. Kind regards from across the pond. Jimf

[@kennethsanders963]

speak up.....

[@anablakp3200]

Nothing to like here. there is no material list, so can't take a quick glance just to see if I have the materials to tie the fly. Trying to see what he uses is like trying to find a needle in the haystack. Bleh & more bleh. The sound is too low and it's obvious he posted without checking the quality of the video (He did a Microsoft). I would like to see what the back of your t-shirt says but from vary far away. Lots of room for improvement