Published Nov 30. 2020 - 3 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 30. 2020

Swimming Caddis

Our old friend John Petermann who is a very skilled flyfisher, certified flycaster and finally but not at least he is a very creative flytyer tying some excellent flies for all kind of fish he is targeting. He is fishing worldwide for GT, permit, tarpon, bonefish, salmon and steelhead - but trout fishing is deep in his heart. In this video he is showing his skills tying a Swimming Caddis, lean back and be inspired. Happy tying and thanks to John for showing one of his secret weapons from the box.

Hook: Ahrex FW 541 Curved Nymph.
Thread: Veevus 12/0, Olive.
Weight: Lead-free wire.
Rib:: French Wire, Gold.
Back: Flat Gold Tinsel.
Body: Flyrite # 24 - Tiny BWO.
Thorax: SLF Squirrel Spikey Dubbing, Light Olive.
Hackle: Partridge.

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Martin Joergensen
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