Ahrex - Egg Laying Fluttering caddis - tied by Jan De Haas

Caddisflies are perhaps one of the most important food-sources in freshwater for trout and graylings - both as nymphs and hatched insects. The swarms of insects can be massive and can lure even the most skeptical fish on the fins and inhale them. In this video we have teamed up with the skilled Dutch fly tyer and fly fisherman Jan De Haas, who demonstrates an egg-laying version of a caddis- give it a try.
Hook: Ahrex FW531, Sedge Dry # 10
Thread: White
Egg: Chartreuse Tying thread
Body: Natural dark grey CDC
Wing: Natural dark grey CDC and natural deer-hair
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[@robinred1851]

Mooi vliegje, zal ik zeker ook binden.
Enige kommentaar. Zorg bij de volgende video voor schone vingernagels😎.
Groeten van een landgenoot 🇳🇱 vanuit de Tsjechische Republiek 🇨🇿.

[@johnread2250]

And while your at it have a shave and comb your hair😂. What a stupid comment. It's a fly tying masterclass not a grooming lesson!

[@johnshand6176]

Certainly deserving of the alfa fish in the river. I would hate to loose it on my first cast. Thanks from down-under in NZ.

[@kennethsanders963]

I like 90% of your fly, however, I know the fish cannot see your wing case ,so what I did is use a hackle where you used spun deer hair .I feel it has the exact same effect. Thanks for the pattern.

[@IrishRiverRover]

Brilliant Sedge pattern Jan and another fantastic video tutorial from Ahrex HQ! 👍☘️

[@TheCanary24]

Looks nice👍

[@helgeo.sommer584]

👍💪