How To Tie A CDC Blue Wing Olive, Holsingers Fly Shop

In this video I share a very easy to tie dry fly pattern. The CDC BWO is a nice little pattern incorporating a few techniques to make a great looking dry fly. Attached below is a list of materials used in this fly but don't be afraid to try it in other colors this is just a generic dry fly pattern the can match many different may fly hatches. Thanks for watching everyone. -Shawn
Trutta Old Man Size 14
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140 Denier Brown Ultra Thread
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Coq De Leon Med Pardo
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Turkey Biot Quills Olive
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Squirrel Dub Natural Fox
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Dun Colored CDC
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[@happyonthefly]

Keep up the great work on the videos Shawn. We look forward to our next visit out to the shop.

[@isupportthecurrentthing5225]

Man id like to get my hands on some blue and yellow macaw feathers

[@alhermosillo4413]

I've only been tying for a short time, 3yrs, I've been watching like a million video's of step by step fly tying to get me go-n.
I must say you r very sloppy with no attention to detail at all. Your videos r bad for newbe's, we should not be exposed to this kind of hook and feather torture. I will leave it there.

[@rrranrom3636]

If you want to tie museum quality flies to display that's fine. If you want to tie flies that catch fish, tie 'em a little rough and scruffy. Most flies, especially nymphs and wets only get really good after you've caught a few fish on them and they're a little torn up. Oh, and I've been doing it a little more than three years. I 'm almost 70 and have been fly tying and fly fishing since I was 12.