Caddis

Widespread and common insects AKA sedges - or Trichoptera in Latin

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Video X Caddis Mar 12. 2014 X Caddis Fly Tying Video Instructions	Video Elk Hair Caddis Mar 8. 2014 Elk Hair Caddis Fly Tying Video Instructions and Directions	Video Sedge Foam Parachute FFA Mar 4. 2014
Video A Caddis Summer Mar 1. 2014 Mid summer in Central Oregon can reach temperatures in the triple digits. Luckily for the Deschutes angler this can be a good thing due to the population of caddis in the river.	Video Shuttlecock Caddis Feb 20. 2014 Hook: Scud hook, medium wire #12-16 Thread: Black, 6/0 (or color of your choosing) Abdomen: SLF Finesse, golden olive Rib: Tying thread	Video Web Wing Henryville Special Feb 20. 2014 Hook: Std Dry #12-#20 Thread: Brown Rib: Grizzly Hackle Body: Olive Dubbing Wing: Web Wing Hackle: Brown
Video Elk Hair Caddis Feb 18. 2014 Tied by Graziano Viviani	Video Backstop Caddis Feb 16. 2014 Hook: Tiemco 2499SP #14-18 Thread: Benecchi 12/0, tobacco Veiling: Z-lon, silver Underwing: CDC, natural Wing: Deer hair, sparse	Video Hare's Ear X Caddis Feb 6. 2014 Back to some basics! Hook: Std Dry #12-#20 Thread: Brown Shuck: Tan Z-lon Body: Natural Hare's Ear Wing: Deer Hair
Video Green Rock Worm Feb 4. 2014 Hammer Creek Fly Fishing ties a Green Rock Worm	Video Quilled Caddis Pupa Feb 3. 2014 Materials Used; Hook, Size 14 Grub Thread, Uni-8/0 Light Cahill Underbody, Copper Wire Body, Dyed Yellow Peacock Quill Partly Stripped of Herl	Video Splitsville Caddis Jan 31. 2014 Featured in this fly tying tutorial is the Splitsville Caddis, a pattern created by Jonny King.
Video X Caddis Jan 20. 2014 Hammer Creek Fly Fishing ties an X Caddis	Video Barred Caddis Jan 17. 2014 Hook: Curved #12 - #18 Abdomen: Olive Krystal Dub Underwing: Deer Hair Overwing: Barred Flank Thorax: Brown Hare Blend.	Video CDC Soft Hackle Caddis Emerger Jan 15. 2014 Hammer Creek Fly Fishing ties a CDC Soft Hackle Caddis Emerger

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