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Old May 26th, 2006, 05:49 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly.tying
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Default Ralph Cutter's EC Caddis

I have been told by many that Ralph Cutter's EC Caddis is there go to
fly. In looking at the fly it seems to be a basic elk hair caddis but
with a parachute hackle. Anybody got any instruction on how to tie
the parachute onto the fly? My problem is do I tie it on after the
elk hair is tied on or before. I tried it both ways and it is
cumbersome to me . Maybe it is just a new technique for me but was
wondering if someone had a better/good way to do it.

Thanks

Allyn


 




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