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A great river, Nice fat  brown, Rather large caddis larvae perhaps october caddis ? Good fishing up in them there hills right now !!!

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-- Edited by rgloft on Sunday 22nd of August 2010 06:20:35 PM

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those sure are some big october caddis. they are everywhere this yr. is going to be a great hatch. good work shaun.

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Way to go get em.  Were those caddis free already or did you pluck them from their cases?  I am gonna try and find some of those this weekend hopefully.  Beautiful section of river there.

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silver fork of the american ?

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Dude that's a gnarly scar on your hand too.  MTF?  Makes my hunting knife accident look like childs play.

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Rgloft, No. Cole, The caddis were cased in fine pebbles and every rock in the riffles had dozens of em ! The scar is from a knife accident, Completely cut the nerve so there very little feeling in that hand. Takes extra patience sometimes to do things like tie a 6x blood knot.

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This time of year before the big hatches you can use a cased caddis pattern like Bill's stick caddis. I know Cole has a few in his fly box. There are also a few patterns that use two hundred rubber legs on a hook. The Sierra is fishing well! I saw Walter on the EC this weekend, he was dangling on the end of size 22 midge...

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Rgloft, No. Cole, The caddis were cased in fine pebbles and every rock in the riffles had dozens of em ! The scar is from a knife accident, Completely cut the nerve so there very little feeling in that hand. Takes extra patience sometimes to do things like tie a 6x blood knot.



Was at Putah the other day and saw the same thing, tons of them in tiny little pebble houses all of the rocks.

 



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Ahhhh, is that "THE" rock?!?! biggrin Great catch!

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Hey Shaun - is that the Middle Fork of the Stan. Kinda looks like it. Below the res we know and love? No water fluctuation now, right?

I was on the NF Yuba last week and it has been a while since I have seen so many Oct Caddis around. And they are moving around like crazy. Yep, this fall is going to have epic OC hatches.

A Flying Circus will rock! And check out this "life like" OC adult. That's detail.

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Man that fly defenitly looks real, Maybe to real. Yeah, Really looking forward to sept/oct. Going to be good fishing. Be nice to get over these dog days of summer. Middle stan. indeed.

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Hey Shaun - is that the Middle Fork of the Stan. Kinda looks like it. Below the res we know and love? No water fluctuation now, right?

I was on the NF Yuba last week and it has been a while since I have seen so many Oct Caddis around. And they are moving around like crazy. Yep, this fall is going to have epic OC hatches.

A Flying Circus will rock! And check out this "life like" OC adult. That's detail.




That second fly is a piece of art!



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