Favorite Dry Fly

[flytire 0]

royal wulff, elk hair caddis, h&l variant, parachute adams, olive comparadun

 

because they catch fish!

[Crackleback 0]

Mayfly: CDC dun, paradun for rough water

Caddis: CDC & Elk, EHC for rought water

I think I'm addicted to CDC.

 

Attractor: #12 Crackleback (although I usually fish it wet)

 

 

 

 

Mike

[waterloosunset 0]

Mayfly: CDC dun, paradun for rough water

Caddis: CDC & Elk, EHC for rought water

I think I'm addicted to CDC.

 

Attractor: #12 Crackleback (although I usually fish it wet)

 

 

 

 

Mike

 

CDC addiction is the healthiest addiction I've ever heard of. I think I have it too. It's the only addiction which causes suffering if you don't have it.

[Olefish 0]

Number 1 Lake Erie King and #2 Royal Wulff :bugeyes:

[FishyboY 0]

X-Caddis, Para-Adams, Para-BWO, Klinkhammer Style

[crowbuster 0]

I've caught more trout on a quill gordon than any of other dry fly, so that is one of the top dawgs. I love wulfs, the come in at 2. Then a small(12-14) stimulators are third.

[dafunk5446 0]

Humpy by far! Super buggy, floats like a cork, doesnt specifically imitate anything but works almost always, at least in the Rockies. My close second would be any of the Wulffs.

[skeet3t 0]

Elk hair caddis; we have good numbers of caddis here in east Tennessee. I have also fished it all year with good success. It imitates a lot of different insects and is easy to tie- hook in #12-18, dubbing, hackle, wing. Actually, I tie mine with a deer hair wing.

[BigDaddyHub 0]

Can't believe noone else is fishing a Cahill.....love a Cahill.

[fishingbobnelson 0]

Nelson Ishiyama's "Nelson's Caddis" great in rough water and floats like a cork. I have no idea why this fly from a 60's article in Fly Fisherman is not more popular. #2 is the "Irresistible", because, like the name, it is. Also a good way to learn to spin deer hair.

[Cheri 0]

Crackleback, cause that is what works around my parts.