I love caddis emergers and pupa. Probably the most important caddis pattern you can tie because it is the stage at which the bugs are readily available to feeding trout. Caddis flys are usually strong swimmers which means they will often times be found all throughout the water column, whether they are swimming furiously to the waters edge or using an air bubble to shoot up from the bottom of the stream you can bet the fish will be all over them. Besides, they just look buggy.
So here's mine, its kind of an oliver edwards style, and thanks to everyone in advance for sharing theirs.
Good photo and good fly.
I shoot my fly photos with a Nikon D7000, 105mm closeup lens and closeup rings. Umbrella strobes from Alien Bees (cheapest out there, and plenty strong enough for flies). I like to use a sky blue background, set far enough back it's never in focus.
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