Tying The Goddard Caddis / Tim On The Fly S2 Ep5

This is one of my favorite dry flies for panfish (bass like it too!) either by itself or as the indicator fly on a dropper rig. Floats well and the fish seem to eat it anytime there is surface feeding activity, no matter what the hatch. In smaller sizes, it's a useful fly to have around for trout, too.
Here's the recipe:
Hook: Standard dry fly hook sz 8-14
Thread: 140d or 6/0, color to match body and hackle
Body: Deer hair in color of choice
Hackle: Dry fly cape or saddle hackle, color to match body
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Thanks for watching and tight lines!

[@flyfisher66048]

Thanks Tim, great fly! I have a love/hate relationship with spinning deer hair. I love the way it fishes, hate the mess I make when tying deer hair flies.

[@timonthefly3167]

It's not as bad as a full blown bass popper, but I won"t lie, the cleanup took longer than the tying and the filming did.

[@CalledCollectiveMedia]

Man what a great video! I have to say I am very impressed by your channel! Very very good and I am glad I stumbled onto your channel!

[@timonthefly3167]

Thank you! Glad you're enjoying the channel!