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Spent Caddis
Flies and photos by Steve Thornton


Spent Caddis
Hook: Tiemco 103BL or Varivas 981, Sized to natural
Thread: Dyneema
Abdomen: Virtual Nymph Skin w/ new pen techniques & cinnamon ribbon flex tying techniques
Antennae: Porcupine Guard Hairs
Legs: Spun CDC
Wings: Leirfjord Caddis Wings
Prontotnum & Head Cover: Virtual Nymph Flytyers Designer Skin
Pens: Colored to match natural

 



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