CDC Delta Wing Stonefly
LFT-T79.10Description
No specific inventor or documented history can be found for the CDC Delta Wing Stonefly - a modern dry fly imitating small to medium-sized stoneflies. The CDC (cul de canard) feathers it uses have a long tradition in fly tying that reaches back to the 1920s in the Swiss and French Jura.
The slim, segmented body and delta-shaped CDC wings create a true-to-life silhouette on the water's surface. The fly is fished dead-drift on calm to lightly broken water and is especially suited to clear water and selective trout or grayling during small stonefly hatches.
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