tying The Never Sinking Caddis - deadly for trout and grayling 

Very easy tie and very durable. Try it on fast water and tell me what do you think.... tight lines

I really love this fly because of its simplicity... I would love to give him five or six thumbs-up not just one.... Oholis does a stellar job of instruction and tells you what he uses on the fly... Love that!!!!

Excellent tying, more than excellent. Greetings and tight lines 🎣 from the Čech Republic 🇨🇿. Stay healthy.

I HAVE SUBSCRIBED AND FOLLOW ALL OF YOUR TUTORIALS Oholi. thanx form Calgary, Alberta Canada.

Thank you for sharing your fly tying skills, it’s a pleasure to watch you

Thread through the hackle! That was brilliant sir, I never dreamed of that before but it has to make the hackle more durable! Wonderful tie sir, I’m definitely going to tie some of these up! Thank you sir!

Great pattern for a dry dropper, thanks for sharing

I love that caddis.

Very good looking fly. Thank you sir for the lesson.

sweet fly, never did 2 clumps for a caddis. love the bubble trap idea!

Lovely fly. I also love using partridge as front hackle. Gives loads of life. Like making "bumble" type dry flies as search & test flies. Cheers Torben.

Brilliant tie!!!

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

A great looking pattern. Thankyou for sharing!

Very good and great fun to tye

Really nice tying and a conceptually well-thought-out fly as usual. You can tell how much you are thinking about the fishing as you tie. 👍 Can I ask where/who you buy your hooks from? They look like they are nice and I get the impression from your videos that you don't want to pay 'over the idds' for your hooks and materials (neither do I).

Really really nice.

Nice tie!

Great pattern!!!!!. Particularly for tying #20 - #16 PATTERNS

Basically a snowshoe sedge hog 😆 nicely tied 💪

sviđa mi se ovo ...danas ću nešto slično namotati i odmah isprobavam na Gradcu ..

Awesome looking "buggy" fly :o) That multiple wing reminds me of the Mikuluak Sedge, very cool doing it with ss hare. I'm glad you mentioned saving the underfur for the Usual, one of my favorites ever since I fished the W.B. Ausable and visited Fran Betters shop many times in the early 90's. When I asked him about tying flies he said "just make them buggy". Did I hear you say you don't tie it? It's very good in fast water, especially when it's pulled under during a drift. I enjoy your tutorials a lot, you use many techniques I've read about then used in my tying - like winding the thread through the soft hackle. By the way, the "wild cat" fur in the dub mix, is that the fur you mentioned in the video with your "collateral" cat? ;o) Thanks man, you tie some great stuff!

Doesn't have to be neat - best advice for those new to tying. Eclosion is messy!.

I like your flies. Where are you based?