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Fly Tying a CDC Turkey Tail Dun with Jim Misiura

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Pheasant Tail isn't the only versatile material. Turkey tail for instance can be used for anything you would use pheasant tail for.
Hook : Std Dry #12 - #18
Thread : Black
Tail : Dark Dun Hackle
Rib : Black Thread (optional)
Body : Turkey Tail
Wing : Dark Dun CDC
Thorax : Rabbit Dubbing

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29 янв 2023

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@anglersolo5530 Год назад

Happy fighting.. Stay motivated.. 👍👍Anglersolo is present😊😊😊

@TheFlymanJim Год назад

Thanks

@kenmartin1211 Год назад

Nice pattern.... Thank You

@TheFlymanJim Год назад

Thank you too

@user-oq7dq8je2t Год назад

Can this fly be tied with .020 to get it below the surface? Thanks for your video's very helpful

@TheFlymanJim Год назад

Hi Scott You can but I would use only 2 or 3 wraps. Also this is a dry fly

@georgepretnick4460 Год назад

Hey Jim, I watched this video a week ago. Great tie. Wish I had that kind of results. I've seen you and other tiers do caddis pupae patterns, but I've never seen a tie that looks like the caddis pupae in our local creeks. They appear to be exactly what they are, a rolled up tree leaf from last summer. More grey and black than anything else. The pupa is usually not visible. Has anyone ever considered using a real tree leaf as a body material? If not, is there an acceptable substitute that looks a lot like it? George

@TheFlymanJim Год назад

You will only find the pupa during a caddis hatch. The pupa is the stage when the larva come to the surface to hatch into the adult. I have seen pictures of case building caddis that were placed in a tank with gold dust and small jewels that make a great looking bug, not to mention expensive. Try my playlist "nymphs" and look for a cased caddis, I'm sure I have a few.

@georgepretnick4460 Год назад

@@TheFlymanJim Thank you. Found it. You're right. It looks very close to our local cased caddis.