Ever been in the middle of a Caddis hatch. You know the one where the tan and brown adults are dancing all over the surface. So many that it is hard to understand why your perfectly tied #14 Elk Hair or Henryville isn't getting the time of day from the fish.
Next time it happens look very carefully into the surface film. The Little Black Caddis makes no commotion as it sits on the surface laying its eggs. The trout seem to be lazily sipping while hundreds of the little ones brethren dancing all around. I am a firm believer that trout eat what tastes best at that moment. If you are given a choice you will eat the one that tastes best as well. Have a few of these tied in sizes 16 and 18 in the box and look to see what might be hidden.
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I love fly fishing. I am a Fly Fishers International Certified Single & Two Hand Casting Instructor with sixty years experience in fly fishing, casting and fly tying to share. Please feel free to send me an e-mail and I will tell you what I know. My areas of knowledge are in fly fishing and fly tying for North Eastern trout, Landlocked salmon and the experience of over forty rivers world wide fly casting to Atlantic Salmon.
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