Deer Creek Caddis Pupa - Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B110 size 10 Thread, Uni-Thread 8/0 Chartreuse Body, Deer Creek Diamond Hard UV Resin Chartreuse UTC Wire Rib, Bleached and dyed Olive Peacock Herl Hackle, Hen Grizzle Dyed Olive or Chartreuse. Wing, Natural CDC Horn, Pheasant Tail Dyed Olive Thorax, Diamond Brite Bronze Peacock or Glister - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Deer Creek Caddis Pupa

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Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B110 size 10 Thread, Uni-Thread 8/0 Chartreuse Body, Deer Creek Diamond Hard UV Resin Chartreuse UTC Wire Rib, Bleached and dyed Olive Peacock Herl Hackle, Hen Grizzle Dyed Olive or Chartreuse. Wing, Natural CDC Horn, Pheasant Tail Dyed Olive Thorax, Diamond Brite Bronze Peacock or Glister
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Davie McPhail
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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