Rocktober Caddis- Fly Tying Tutorial - Best October Fly Pattern - Best Dry Fly Pattern

Learn how to tie a successful caddis pattern that floats all day and catches tons of fish. The fall fishing frenzy is just around the corner. Get your flies tied now so you can enjoy some of the prettiest days of the year with your fishy friends.

Material List:
Hook: Core 1760 size #10
Thread: Veevus 140 Fl. Orange
Body: 2mm Thin Fly Foam Orange
Wing: Bleached Elk Hair
Hackle: Brown Saddle Hackle
Legs: Medium Barred Rubber Legs Orange
Cement: Loon Hard Head Clear

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[mikegerard]

I like your technique of tying down the legs to make the hackle wrap easier. Smart!

[Dvarden]

Damn what a great fly, my favorite hatch of the year, definitely gonna tie up a few

[det]

Great camera work and a fantastic step by step explanation by Pete make this a great tying video. Thanks.

[jimseaman]

I love this time of year and fishing the October Caddis patterns. This pattern looks excellent and I look forward to tying it. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[kenb]

Gidday Pete. Another great fly. Thanks for the video.

[TightLinesNW]

Struggling with the hackle and finishing wraps…
I’ll keep at it

[joeoglez]

I live in the southwest washington area? and im visitng ilwaco washington for cape dissapointment fishing, any way i can get sent some flies? or maybe a shop i can visit..

[MarsMan]

how much does it cost to get into tying flys? I would love to get into it but i dont want to spend a fortune