Fly Tying a Deer Head Caddis with Jim Misiura

[@jamesphillips2216]

That’s a sweet fly!! Really great way to tame deer hair!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@TheFlymanJim]

I like the process too. Doing the reverse deer hair is a little difficult but with a few under your belt we'll be able to handle it.

[@charlieboutin3341]

Great looking fly, and great tying instructions. Will tie some up this evening. Thanks a lot! 👍👍🎣

[@TheFlymanJim]

Your very welcome!

[@davidschroeder9650]

Great fly Jim, thanks for sharing.

[@TheFlymanJim]

Thanks for watching

[@chrisingram9798]

Very nice. Going to tie some up and see how I like them.

[@TheFlymanJim]

I think you will

[@frankmorton9067]

Thanks again Jim. Enjoy your videos. Wondered what your reaction would be if I told you I got creative and on a few I substituted peacock hurl in place of the dubbing. Just thought it would be fun to see how fish react to them: when our ice melts.

[@TheFlymanJim]

That will work for sure. Peacock has fish catching attributes like no other material.

[@Dr._Klopek]

Great looking fly! Do you need to use floatant on hair wing dry flies?

[@TheFlymanJim]

You can but in general No you don't. I think this one will be a good floating fly with or without floatant.

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Nice fly. A bullet head caddis.

[@TheFlymanJim]

That's what I was thinking, Thunder Creek also comes to mind.

[@kenmartin1211]

Nice

[@TheFlymanJim]

Thanks

[@thomasdurkin8719]

Headed to South Central PA this next weekend. Going to be fishing the Yellow Breeches Creek and possibly the Letort. Any recommendations?

[@TheFlymanJim]

Dry flies will be small BWO and maybe some caddis. midges also.

[@roystorms188]

May ty a few to try on the Boise River.

[@TheFlymanJim]

I'm sure they will work.