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Fly of the Week: Andrew’s Skagit River Caddis

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Fly of the Week: Andrew’s Skagit River Caddis

Skagit River Rainbow trout are beautiful, wild and acrobatic. The Skagit river is full of caddis which is a great food source for these wild trout. Fishing caddis flies is a ton of fun whether as a nymph (wet fly) or adult (dry fly), the rainbows love to smash them!

My Skagit River Caddis pattern has been well tested and these beautiful trout find it irresistible!

Andrew’s Skagit River Caddis

Hook: TMC 2302 #8
Thread: UTC Thread Rusty Brown
Bead: May fly brown nymph tungsten 5/32"
Tail: Pheasant tail natural
Legs: Wapsi Sili legs barred pumpkin/green-org
Body 1: Hareline Dubbing hare's ear 
Body 2: Hare’s ear ice dub
Shell Back: Lagartun Flat Braid Variegated Peacock 

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  • by John W Shapperd

    Looks very fishy – going to tie and try in the Columbia.

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