CDC (Olive) Comparadun

Hook: Size 18 TMC 100 Dry Fly Thread: 8/0 Olive Wing: Short/Fine Deer or Elk Hair Tail: Moose Mane Tips Body: Olive CDC Fibers Head: Olive CDC Fibers
	Start by tying a good base layer of thread onto the hook.
	Stack some short/fine deer or elk hair. Take the hair and tie in a wing that is as long as the hook. Give yourself some room at the head of the fly for dubbing in a small head.
	To make the wing stand upright, take about 1/3 of the wing, pull it back and tie 2 wraps of thread around the hair.
	Take another 1/3 of the hair and tie 2 wraps of thread around it.
	Finally, take the last piece of hair and tie a few wraps in front of it. This method will force the wing to stand upright.
	Take about 4-5 moose mane tips and tie in as the tail. You want the tail to be as long as the hook.
	Cut some CDC fibers into a dish and then dub the CDC onto your thread and wrap a nice thin body. Once you hit the wing, pull the wing back and dub a small head onto the fly.
	Whip finish, tie off and the fly is ready for the water. Remember: DO NOT use any wet floatant on CDC (like Gink) or you will ruin the fly. Only use DRY silica powder floatants.