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Henryville Special
The Henryville fly was created by Hiram Brobst and was christened on the Henryville section of Pennsylvania's Broadhead Creek. The Henryville is a superior adult caddis imitation and has been around for many years. One of the classic dry flies, it is excellent for skittering, or you can clip the hackle on the bottom so that it will stay upright and float lower in the film
Materials
| Material | Description | Color | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hook | standard dry fly sizes 12 - 20 | ||
| Thread | olive | ||
| Body | light olive fur or floss | ||
| Rib | grizzly hackle palmered over body-barbs slightly smaller than hook gap | ||
| Wings | wood duck flank under with mallard quill slips tied tent style | ||
| Hackle | dark ginger | ||
| Head | brown thread wraps |