Light Cahill Klinkhamer

[@WildeFische]

This pattern is basically irresistible. Great work!

[@jamesvatter5729]

As always, Tim, you make these things look so simplistic. Thanks for sharing.

[@thomasfischer1601]

This has become my favorite para-post method. Thanks!! Love the content.

[@jeffreylea2319]

Thanks for sharing this! Looks really enticing. I'll be trying this tie next!

[@hughmccann7414]

Nice pattern, I'm sure it would do well for fishing the Clyde in "the gloaming"...thank you for sharing Tim. 🎣👍

[@prestonm1579]

Love the video will definitely be fishing this on some small streams

[@RockyPhillips]

Wonderful job, really like your post technique. Thank you

[@earllubold2505]

Superb tie

[@markdecruccio9854]

Tim: why no trailing shuck on this version, like the sulphuric Klinkhammer? Thanks.

[@tightlinevideo]

The body of the fly is essentially the trailing shuck.

[@arnehefer5749]

can you do some kind of a mosquito larvae

[@XDrummerSteve]

I'm not getting how a rust colored body is the representation for a Light Cahill which has a creamy, yellowish body? I've seen this in a number of videos for a L.C. emerger...what am I missing?

[@tightlinevideo]

It represents the nymphal shuck out of which the cream colored dun is emerging.