The October caddis is among the more amazing hatches of fall, and the huge orange bugs can be seen along riverbanks for weeks this time of year. Formerly, Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions has actually revealed us how to connect a Soft-Hackle variation, however this heavy, inverted nymph replica will come down to fish holding in much deeper water. If you’re utilizing European-style nymphing strategies, this is the best pattern for you, however it will likewise work merely wandered under a sign.
In this generally wonderful video, Tim reveals you precisely how to connect this ingenious pattern, whis is in fact quite basic, when you get the bead on the hook. So twist up a few of these nymphs, and see how the trout on your regional streams react.
October Caddis Euro Nymph
Hook: Barbless jig hook ( here, a Lightning Strike JF2), size 12.
Bead: Black tungsten bead, 5/32 ″.
Weight: Lead-free round wire,.020.
Thread: Fluorescent orange, 6/0 or 140-denier.
Rib: Gold Ultra Wire, brassie size.
Abdominal Area: Amber Flexi Floss.
Collar: Chocolate brown SLF Prism Dubbing.
Hotspot: Connecting thread.
Adhesive: Head cement.
Tools: Plunger-style hackle pliers, bodkin, needle nose pliers.
