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Ultimate Caddis

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Published on Feb 18. 2025 - 3 weeks ago
Updated or edited 3 weeks ago

CDC

Caddis

Ultimate Caddis CDC Rib Fly – Step-by-Step Tutorial!

Hook: #10-18
Body: Dry fly antron dubbing
Thorax: CDC, Ice dubbing, Dry fly antron dubbing
Wing: CDC

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Aleksandr Chernysh

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