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Wonder Wing Caddis
A simple tie for a very buggy large October caddis that floats like a cork with a wonderful wing.Originator: The feather bender
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X Caddis
The X-Caddis comes from Yellowstone fishing guru Craig Matthews. Craig is the guy who brought us the Sparkle Dun and a host of other effective patterns, trademarked by their simplicity. The X-Caddis is...
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Peacock Caddis
Detailed instructions for tying a Peacock Caddis.Originator: Tightline Productions
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October Caddis Wet Fly
The October Caddis is one of the major prey insects for the late summer and fall months. There are many different versions of this popular insect and here is the wet fly pattern version I rely on. I...
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Rattlesnake Streamer
The Rattlesnake Streamer is a large, articulated fly originated by US tyer and guide Ray Schmidt.Ray Schmidt
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Bundling Hair Wings
Tying tip #10. If your Elk Hair Caddis wings tend to slip off the top of the hook where you want them to stay then this tip is for you. It's also great for tying multi-colored buck tail streamer...
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IPS '96: Muddler
This is my entry from the first ever Illustrated Pattern Swap in 1996. No idea what an Illustrated Pattern Swap is? Well read on and learn.Martin Joergensen
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Double Super Bug
An unusual peacock and deer hair pattern with a double wing. Originally made to imitate a caddis fly the super bug is also a great searcher pattern, that will raise fish from their holding spots just...
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Para Post Diving Caddis
A nice little diving caddis that has has a somewhat different detached body technique.Originator: The feather bender
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Irresistible (Part 1 of 2)
This video features a legend of fly tying, Mr. Joe Messinger. I had the honor of recording Joe tie one of his father's patterns, the Irresistible. In Part 1, Joe ties the fly and we talk a little about...
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Bitters
Orange Crab/Urchin Pattern A good Bonefish FlyMaterials Used, Hook, Mustad Saltwater size 8 Thread used to hold the Chain Eyes, White and Gloria-Brite Floss N0.7 Flu-Orange Tying Thread, Uni-8/0...
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Hit Point Caddis
Click the link below here you will find the full materiallist:http://www.flytying.eu/product/hitpoint-caddis-8997/Originator: Flytying.eu
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The Screaming Banshee
A great little skating caddis pattern tied with elk hair.Originator: The feather bender
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Detached Bodied Bibio Hopper
Materials used; Hook, Fulling Mill Short Shank Special size 12 Thread, Uni-8/0 Black Body, Fulling Mill Closed Cell Black Foam Legs, Black Pre-Knotted Pheasant Tail Body, Black, Red and Black Seals Fur...
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Deer Hair Hatching Midge
Another quick and simple early season pattern that floats perfect for a great presentation.Originator: The feather bender
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CDC & deer hair emerger
This little CDC and deer hair emerger uses a turkey biot for the abdomen and partridge for the tail. A real quick tie for a great fish catching pattern.Originator: The feather bender
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Atomic Caddis
A slightly different technique for tying cat gut bidies on dry flies. A great little pattern for both still and running waters.Originator: The feather bender
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Golden Olive Comparadun
Materials Used; Hook, Fulling Mill Ultimate Dry Size 14 Thread, Uni-8/0 Yellow Tail, Coq de Leon Fibres Body, Cream Rabbit and Natural Squirrel Mix Dubbing Wing, Roe Deer Hackle, Ginger Cock dyed...
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Deerhair Dun
My favourite kind of no-hackle dry fly. I use natural wool, that absorbs any kind of fly floatant easily. With the air filled body hair from deer this floats right in the surface - imitating a hatching...
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