CDC Caddis Tied by Ben Renberg

May Fly of the Month

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CDC Caddis  | Ben Renberg

HOOK:  #14-#20 Tiemco 100
THREAD:  8/0 Uni or Veevus 12/0 black
ABDOMEN: Twisted natural peacock herl or UV peacock Ice Dub
HACKLE:
Grizzly Whiting rooster cape or saddle 1-1/2 size of hook gap
WING:
2 Gray Trout Hunter CDC feathers with tips aligned to rear, tied in 1/8″ short of eye, then trim over hook eye.

NOTE: Wing should be tied in to 1-1/2 times the length of hook.

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