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This is a pattern that usually has a wing. Makes a pretty nice flymph IMO.

Hook: Mustad Kirby 3135 #14 (note: I bent the eye up just slightly, just because I like it)
Thread: Pearsall's Highlander Green silk tying thread
Body: 3/4 hare's ear dyed gold, 1/4 antron mix primarily same color with a little bit of red and green
Hackle: Natural rusty dun genetic hen neck

Absolutely killer. Great pic too. It's one of the best uses of the green silk that i've seen. I carry some P&G's, but this is a green caddis that is much more to my taste.

w

Thanks William,
To be honest I have never had much luck with the Partridge and Greens either. Orange, yellow and red...yes, but not the green.

Here is the winged version. Original recipe except I used the rusty dun instead of pale ginger. The wing is partridge.

Old Hat, Howdy;

Carl, how would that do around ... say ...March 17th. ?????

Great lookin' fly, well balanced an inviting.

hank

edit; Was written for the first fly. But ....... same comment for second as well.

hankaye wrote:Old Hat, Howdy;

Carl, how would that do around ... say ...March 17th. ?????

Great lookin' fly, well balanced an inviting.

hank

edit; Was written for the first fly. But ....... same comment for second as well.

It might just be the pot for your rainbow.

Incredable fly tying, phenominal photography.

OK that's weird. I was sitting here looking at this and a caddis just landed on my screen. I'm serious, it really did. He must like it too!



Vicki

OK, your totally addicted now i c.........just keep doin' those stretchin' exercises......