Fly Tying Meck Series Blue Dun with Jim Misiura

Follow along for the entire series from Charlie Meck"s book Pa. Trout Streams and Their Hatches.
Hook : Std Dry #12 - #20
Thread : Dark Grey
Tail : Dark Blue Dun Hackle Fibers
Body : Muskrat or Dark Grey Poly Dubbing
Wing : Hackle Tips on Larger Sizes Mallard Quill On Smaller
Hackle : Dark Blue Dun

[@AOKUrbanHomestead1]

Awesome fly! Been using your videos to learn how to tie flies. This one will take me several tries. Thank you

[@TheFlymanJim]

Glad to help

[@richardjones2129]

Tks 4 a good video Jim. Keep up the good wrk! I've learned from ur instructions so thank you. God Bless n fish on!

[@TheFlymanJim]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@FlyTyer1948]

Besides being effective, I’ve always found this fly in the sun or bwo versions to be both attractive & elegant. Thank you.

[@TheFlymanJim]

You're very welcome!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Very nice fly!

[@TheFlymanJim]

Thanks

[@reserrvoirman]

Nice fly Jim, looks like it just hatched.

[@TheFlymanJim]

Thanks

[@davidschroeder9650]

Do you know of any books on flies in Wisconsin? Very nice flies!

[@TheFlymanJim]

I haven't tried. I would just Google 'Wisconsin Trout Streams and their Hatches/Book".

[@livingthreads8245]

Is a mother's day caddis the same as still born caddis

[@TheFlymanJim]

No Mothers Day caddis is the Grannom hatch if you hit it right you'll see thousands of caddis hatching at once. Use a dark body deer or elk hair caddis on this hatch.

[@TheFlymanJim]

Still born caddis are just pupa or adults that didn't make it out of the surface film. If you see trout purposing then this is a good time to try the Still Born.

[@livingthreads8245]

Thank you for sharing that info. Deeply appreciated 👍

[@TheFlymanJim]

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