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Cecil's micro gnat fly pattern tied by Christian Andrews
Dry Fly

Cecil's micro gnat

Tied by Christian Andrews

Cecil's micro gnat recipe

Hook20, 24, 26 scud emerger
Threadblack 8/0, or finer
Tailgrizzly hackle, or any other fine hackle
Bodytread of choice: black, green, brown in weight appropriate for hook size
Ribsame thread, spun clockwise
Collarsame hackle

About this fly

Start thread to half of shank Tie hackle on top of shank with fibers pointing back to bend of hook laying the fivers down along the shank Lift hackle up and snap off at thread leaving a tail Spin thread clockwise to cord and rib wrap back to behind eye Tie in hackle shiny side up and create collar with two wraps or as desired. Tie off Whip finish or series of half hitches depending on hook size

What the Cecil's micro gnat imitates

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