Tying a buggy Caddis Nymph :) I hope you like it. #troutlineshop #flytyingvideo #flytying #flytying #demmonhooks Here are the fly tying materials I use to make it: Hook : curved in size #10/12/14 . I used a Demmon G600 BL in size #12 Thread: Sumo Power 50DEN Tinsel :Perdigon UV Flat tinsel Blue Ribbing: Tinsel Medium in gold Body: Mad Rabbit Dubbing in olive with a little bit of yellow mixed together Thorax: Mad Rabbit Dubbing Plus in black Hot Spot: orange hot spot thread | Trout Line

986 reactions · 172 shares | Drew from Looknfishy is back with another killer speed-tying video, this time featuring a great-looking caddisfly imitation. Here's the recipe: CDC Caddis Hook: Czech nymph hook, size 14. Thread: Tan, 6/0 or 70-denier. Underbody: Pearl Flashabou. Body: Yellow Polish quill. Coating: UV Clear Coat. Underwing: Tan foam, 3mm. Veil: CDC dark dun Wing: Elk hair Head: Tying thread. Note: Drew also ties it with ginger and olive quills. | Orvis Fly Fishing | Facebook

1.6K views · 46 reactions | Little Neon: Caddis soft hackle emerger jig pattern. Recipe here: https://www.flyfishfood.com/blogs/nymph-tutorials/little-neon-caddis-nymph | Fly Fish Food | Facebook

34K views · 506 reactions | How long should you fish nymphs in a riffle? Is there something you should do before you change flies? And how do you know when it’s time to move on? There are no right or wrong answers to these questions, but Tom Rosenbauer gives you some tips on how to know when it’s time to change your tactics, change flies, or move to a different spot. | Orvis Fly Fishing | Facebook

30K views · 358 reactions | When you're casting a nymph rig or any sub-surface set-up, the water haul is a great way to avoid uncomfortable, potentially dangerous false-casting. Pete Kutzer shows you how. | Orvis Fly Fishing | Facebook