CDC Victoria Secret 1

Product detailed description

The "v-fly" is a common style of fly pattern that imitates an insect with its wings forming a "V" shape when viewed from above. This style of fly is often used to mimic various types of mayflies, caddisflies, and other insects that trout and other fish species feed on.

CDC feathers are prized for their natural buoyancy and lifelike movement on the water, making them popular among fly tiers for creating delicate and effective imitations of insects. These flies are often used in situations where a natural presentation is crucial, such as during dry fly fishing when fish are feeding on insects at the water's surface.

Overall, CDC v-flies are a favorite among fly fishermen for their effectiveness in imitating insects and fooling wary fish, particularly in situations where a delicate presentation is needed.