Light Cahill - Duns

The Light Cahill duns don't spend much time on the surface of the water. The
warmer the weather, the less time they spend. Their wings dry fast and they
depart the water within seconds from the time they hatch. Theses mayflies hatch
when the trout's metabolism is near its peak and the trout don't waste any time
eating them. The trout usually take the Light Cahill dun imitations readily.

Presentation:
You should present your dun imitation in the current seams that concentrate
the surface flow near the ends of the fast water current seams. Short upstream
or slightly up and across cast work well for this. Keep your rod high and most of
you fly line off the water to prevent drag. The idea is to make short cast and
cover a lot of water fast as you move upstream. Hit the most likely seams and
keep moving. You will rarely find a heavy concentration of these mayflies.
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