MUST Have Dry Fly!

This is an October caddis dry fly, when it comes to fall fishing there is no bug I like to see coming off the water more than the October caddis. Be it the nymph or the dry fly the fish love these bugs! They are often taken vary aggressively even in the emerging stages because the nymphs can actually swim through the water. Adding some urgency for the fish and allowing us fisherman to present some.. less than perfect drifts. When I see these coming off the water I like to add the pupa behind a streamer and if I see rises I'll put this on with a dropper below it. Starting with a October caddis pupa and going to a zebra midge or a BWO emerger as it gets later in the day.

Best,

Jesse Rochester
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[austinfurukawa]

Been tying my own flies for about a year now, happy with how they're coming out. Your vids have helped a ton! # flies for life

[zoomboy]

Very nice tie, this should work very well during our Dark Caddis hatch from late August to October out here in Southen Oregon on the Williamson River Flies

[Graysonsflies-uhld]

Great fly, I know for sure it’ll help me here in my Appalachian home waters 👍

[gabesfishingadventures]

Got started a couple months ago and you were really the one who helped me through out my journey #flies

[HuntersHavenWithChad]

I just made a couple of these, awesome fly and looks gorgeous! Still have to try it.

[Spiced_ice]

I love watching your videos on making Flys, they're so cool! #flies

[skylazart]

Interesting the antennas… pretty cool fly!

[angelfuncap]

Just got into fly fishin and wanting to tie my own you are definitely the motivation great work as always 🎣 #flies

[pdizz]

I made one of these yesterday super fun tie

[twsdlbh]

I want to see a normal speed version of this fly being tied. Looks amazing

[kerryparks]

Love it, a true master of his craft;😎😱

[hunterperez]

I'm buying my first kit, and this is pretty easy to be the first. #flies

[EnvySorr]

#FLIES, I’m a huge dry fly lover and this thing looks awesome

[lukeeichner]

i did not see this on in your list of flies i would like to get a few in different sizes

[jimhim]

What keeps string in place without knots or glue?

[pambou]

Looks so easy. Lol
I'll have to start trying to tie flys again.
#flies

[rogerroger]

What is the tool you use to hold the thread? Please help me out

[potcoavacristian]

If I don't have all of the stuff your using can I just not use them or will it not be efficient anymore

[tomjackson]

#flies I always have issues when wrapping hackle on a slanted base

[rnnaugkvittem]

Wow this one is missing in my box haha either I’ll try to tie it or be lazy as heck 😂 #flies