F&K Caddis
This caddis pattern has a great profile and an hot spot that can attract fish. It's been very successful for the originator, South African Korrie Broos.
Here is a pattern that I developed a couple of years ago, that have caught many fish for me.
This has become my number one caddis fly. If you look at the fly in the water, reflection in the surface film makes me believe this is one of the reasons why the fly is so successful.
It gives double the normal "profile" for the fish to zoom in, plus you have the added advantage of the hotspot, which is a great attractor for the fish. The F&K Caddis can imitate an emerging, hatching, trapped caddis, with the submerged abdomen.
Step 1 - tag
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Step 2 - hackle
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Step 3 - body parts
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Step 4 - assembling
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Step 5 - twist
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Step 6 - body
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Step 7 - CDC feathers
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Step 8 - wing
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Antennae
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Step 8 - antennae
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