Caddis Pupa Fly Pattern (Fly Tying Tutorial)

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It's no secret a Caddis hatch is one of the most popular hatches throughout the US and beyond. Many anglers prefer to fish the Elk Hair Caddis, but when fish aren't rising, they're probably feeding on Caddis subsurface. This version of the Caddis Pupa is a great one to swing as an emerger or dead drift as a nymph under an indicator. The life-like profile is relatively easy to tie and traps air bubbles in the water to attract feeding trout. Tune in as Jared provides step-by-step instructions to tie one of the most popular patterns in trout fishing.
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📜Recipe:
0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Hook & Bead
0:35 - Lead Wire
1:00 - Thread
1:50 - Body
3:30 - Dubbing
4:13 - Legs
5:12 - Dubbing Pt. 2
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[@fishbeelowme245]

Cool Simple fly

[@Tridentflyfishing]

Indeed! Thanks

[@jeffprice4611]

I really like this pattern. Thanks for sharing.

[@Tridentflyfishing]

Glad you like it!

[@billybastar4022]

Great video and fly. What is the best way to fish it and best conditions to whip it out?

[@lyleburlingame2276]

This is amazing! I'm a pro guide but new to tying, I just got my dads fly desk, materials and tools that had been collecting dust in a barn in MN and brought it back to CA, this is the first pattern I'm planning on tying, as well as a larger white mothers day Caddis. Would you also do some of these unweighted with no bead for your caddis page? If so how would you make the head, just with thread and dubbing or perhaps an unweighted glass or plastic bead? Thanks so much looking forward to checking out more of your content

[@bronzeback29]

What size hook do you recommend for this tie?

[@netrich143]