Fly Tying The Cloghan Cascade

Material List
Hook, Kamasan B175 Size 8
Bead, 3.8mm Flo Green Brass or Tungsten
Thread, Uni 8/0 White
Tag, Uni French Oval Silver Small
Tail, Dyed Orange and Yellow Bucktail Mixed
Flash, 2 Strands of Pearl Micro Flash
Rib, Uni French Oval Silver Small
Body, Silver Mylar
Wing, Grey Squirrel Tail
Under Hackle, Dyed Orange Hen
Over Hackle, Dyed Sunburst Badger Hackle
Final Thread, UTC 70 Flo Green
There is also a gold version which is also quite nice, just substitute any of the above silver materials for there gold equivalent

[@davidkerr2285]

Nice one Michael 👍

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

Thanks David

[@tony325i5]

Class Michael and the slips and mishaps make it real,,, ive also changed to singles still use doubles but not as much 🎣🎣

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

Aye im a one shot wonder kinda guy 🤣. That's the stuff that happens in real life so I think it'd good to show and how to rectify it. There's one of my videos where the thread snaps and I felt like turning the camera off and starting aging but I think dealing with the mishaps is as important as learning the key techniques in tying.
Glad you liked the video 👍

[@tony325i5]

@@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870 its good for beginners to see it happens to the best of them 🎣

[@firstbiteireland3530]

Hi Michael, nice fly. Stupid questions here: how do you fish this type of fly? Like any nymph? Or as a wet fly? Or with an indicator? 🤔. Nice content here

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

I fish it as a wet fly, casting down and across the pool letting it swing round in the current. Occasionally in slower pools I will hand line it too.
I hope this makes a bit of sense and glad you liked the videos

[@firstbiteireland3530]

@@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870 thanks Michael for solving this mistery for me🙏🙈. Tight lines🎣