October Caddis Soft Hackle

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Detailed instructions for tying an October Caddis Soft Hackle.
Hook: Orvis Tactical Barbless Wide Gap Hook, size 10.
Thread: 8/0 or 70 Denier, brown.
Rib: Ultra Wire, small, gold.
Tails/body: Burnt Orange Chickabou feather.
Hackle: Burnt Orange Brahma Hen Soft Hackle feather.
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3 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@nicolelewis1828 7 лет назад

Thanks for this! Great vid! Lovely fly. I'm going to tie this one soon! I am a big fan of the Partridge and Orange - the first flies that I've tied on my own, at home.

@kenmartin1211 10 лет назад

What a nice pattern...Color fits to my area...Going to tie a few in different sizes tonight. Thank You

@adventureswithfrodo2721 7 лет назад

Very nice video. Really like all the little tips.

@MikeWitmerNatureJournal 10 лет назад

That's some nice soft hackle. I am familiar with partridge etc. but have not seen this type of cape. Like the use of the feather rope as body material. I am a fan of soft hackles and they are versatile as you say. Thanks!

@krikauflyfishing 10 лет назад

Always educational to watch your videos. :-)

@tomkeene14 9 лет назад

Great pattern!

@mikekuczynski1552 Год назад

Nice

@dustinhamilton7959 4 года назад

I love your videos, but what if you fished with the flies you tied, how to fish them, and where the best places to fish them. Thanks : )

@tom1234742 10 лет назад

Nice !!

@nashkraft4387 10 лет назад

Thanks for another great video! I have a question. I was wondering where you get your hackle from. is it a local shop,or online. Cause i have no local shops that give me any good options, but i am fairly lost online so maybe you point me in the right direction. And would you recommend a cape or a sadle as my first real dry fly pelt. I see that you use mostly whiting and a was wondering if the lower end grades are still worth buying. Cause i see a big price difference between grades. Just preparing for my first full winter at the tying bench. Most all of my skill is credited to you alone so thanks a lot. Keep up the good work :)

@tightlinevideo 10 лет назад

Whiting makes an "Introductory Dry Fly Pack" that includes 4 half capes in brown, dun, grizzly, and cream. At $79.00 it may seem a bit steep, but in reality it is one of the best hackle deals around. You can tie a huge range of dry flies in a wide variety of sizes and it will last you for years. Shannons online store has a couple in stock now, but they tend to go quick. In my opinion Bronze Grade capes work just great. Maybe if I was a presentation tier, I could justify the price of the higher grades, but I'm not.

@nashkraft4387 10 лет назад

Thank you so very Much!

@alistersef 10 лет назад

Usual high standard tying

@JonathanCaseyS 10 лет назад

Is this more effective swung or dead drifted?

@tightlinevideo 10 лет назад

They are both equally effective. Hang it behind a weighted nymph. Drop it off a big floaty dry. Swing it naked or with a split shot a foot or so up the tippet. You can even smear it with floatant and fish it as a dry fly. It's why I like soft hackles so much, no matter what you do with them, they work.