CDC Para Spinner

A fairly high visible effective mayfly spinner.

CDC Biot Comparadun - Tailwater Junkie

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CDC Para-Spinner

CDC Rusty Spinner Fly Tying Video

Rene Harrop developed the Hendrickson CDC Para Spinner to enhance the visibility of the traditional spent-wing pattern. To mimic the flat spinner wing

Rene Harrop's CDC Para Spinner - Hendrickson

Time Spent: Cracking the Spinner Code - Gwent Angling Society

Rene Harrop developed the CDC Para Spinner to enhance the visibility of the traditional spent-wing pattern. To mimic the flat spinner wing of falling mayflies, Harrop trims a V in the forward fibers of the grizzly hackle wrapped around the post. This parachute fly design allows for a flat profile and the biot body sells the segmentation of the natural mayfly.

Rene Harrop's CDC Para Spinner - Callibaetis - 14 - House of Fly

Tying a CDC Spinner by Davie McPhail

Fly Tying a CDC Spent wing dry fly midge with Barry Ord Clarke

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CDC Biot Spinner

This is one of our most productive trico spinner flies. CDC gives it great floatation as it sits perfectly in the surface film ready to get sipped!

CDC Spinner Trico White/Black

Rene Harrop developed the CDC Para Spinner to enhance the visibility of the traditional spent-wing pattern. To mimic the flat spinner wing of falling mayflies, Harrop trims a V in the forward fibers of the grizzly hackle wrapped around the post. This parachute fly design allows for a flat profile and the biot body sells the segmentation of the natural mayfly.

Rene Harrop's CDC Para Spinner - Brown Drake - 10 - House of Fly

RENE HARROP FLY TIER

CDC Biot Rusty Para Spinner #16-18 – Fly Fisher's Place

CDC OILER PUFFS - Fly Tying Cul de Canard Feathers by Hareline 20+ Colors NEW!

A great hackle wing spinner pattern that sits low in the water but can be easily seen with the white cdc post.

CDC Para-Spinner Rusty