CAM Emerger - Global FlyFisher

CAM Emerger
Flies and photos by Steve Thornton

CAM Emerger

Hook	Kamasan B100 #8 - #16 or Varivas 2000 #12 - #16
Thread:	Uni-Trico 17/0 and Dyneema
Abdomen:	Condor Herl (use peacock support tail feathers as a substitute)
Legs:	Spun CDC
Wing:	Poly Yarn in white or grey
Wing and Hackle Positioner:	Virtual Nymph Ever-Stretch
Hackle:	Cree from a neck cape
Glue:	Hard as Nails

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