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CDC&Elk

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Published on Apr 13. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Hook: Tiemco 102Y #15, Thread: Uni-thread 6/0, brown, Body/'legs': CDC, natural (or color to match a natural), Wing/head: Mule deer, natural See more about the fly in our article.

Originator

Hans Weilenmann

Originator's web site

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CDC Balloon Caddis

This is a variant of the original Balloon Caddis tyed by Roman Moser which I have attached a link below for you to see..

Materials Used;

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Feather Wing Caddis

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Pro Sedge

A few materials and a wing that can give the characteristic triangular profile and make the fly super buoyant is the keywords behind this fine caddis imitation, which we have had our Swedish friend

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Wings with CDC

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X-Factor

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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.

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