Brown raffine.
Rib: Thick brown thread.
Legs: Brown speckled partridge hackle fibres.
Head: Hare’s ear.
Gary LaFontaine wrote the important textbook, Caddis Flies (1981), in which he explored North American caddis species and their life cycles, and created some fine imitations. The following is a useful general pattern – change the abdomen colour to buff, grey, brown and olive to match other species.
BRIGHT GREEN FREE-LIVING CADDIS
Hook: Curved grub/shrimp, sizes 10–12.
Thread: Brown.
Underbody: Fine lead wire.
Abdomen: Mix of 50 per cent olive and 50 per cent bright green fur or wool.
Rib: Brown cock hackle stalk.
Thorax: Dark olive-brown fur.
Hackle: Speckled grouse hackle fibres.
The next two tyings are by Oliver Edwards, whose book FlyTyers’ Masterclass, videos/DVDs and tying demonstrations have inspired many around the world of fly-tying, from Japan, through Europe to the United States.
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