Fly Tying: Light Cahill

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

I love traditional flies. and materials. Aesthetics is a big part of fly fishing and fly tying for me .Lovely work here. :-)

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks so much, Terry! There is something special about traditional flies, thus why they will always be part of my tying. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@ryancourson2637]

Thanks for another great video Tim!

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the comment, Ryan; I'm glad you enjoyed the Light Cahill video!. Feel free to check out my others on Trout & Feather. Tim

[@MarekCmuchar-t9d]

Nice. Needs better Hook though. R30,R70,1170,2388...

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the comment. This video is nine years old, and I prefer Hanak H130's for most dry flies today. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@kenmartin1211]

Tim, By my beginners findings these light cahills hatch in or around heavier water so I think this is great.. And Yes!! Thank God! for our friends with ducks unlimited...lol

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the comment, Ken, and I'm glad to see that you recognize some prime locations to fish certain patterns. It took my awhile to determine those types of spots, but I have had some great success fishing dry flies in heavy water over the years. Those friends who hunt ducks...priceless! Thanks again! Tim

[@kenmartin1211]

Don't need dressing on that pattern.....Very nice! Thanks Tim

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks Ken!

[@seanmooney3907]

Nice fly, especially for the way you are fishing them. I always have a little trouble splitting those wing barbeles. Thanks for sharing, all the best and God bless you and yours. Say hi to Uncle John for me. Sean

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the comments, Sean, and you're not alone with splitting those wings! I know lots of people that choose not to split them, but with a little time, patience, and thread control, they come apart. Thanks again for the comment, and I hope all is well with you. Tim

[@bvenneri]

Hey tim remember me Need any realseats

[@TimCammisa]

Of course I remember you!!