Rimecuda X Nigel Nunn - White
Inspired by our colour palette from an early sticker, master fly tyer Nigel Nunn created a caddis style pattern fly in stone/off white and burnt orange, quickly renamed to the Cudacaddis.
Not only is he a master fly tyer, he’s also a great artist. His flies come in brown envelopes with hand drawn sketches of each pattern on them. As soon as we saw his sketch of the Cudacaddis, it had to be put into print!
The first 50 orders come with a Nigel Nunn tied Cudacaddis in a hand drawn envelope.
Water based ink discharge print on 100% organic cotton 5.5oz/185g weight unisex fit T-shirts
Free UK postage
If you are looking for #buggyaf flies, look no further than https://www.nigelnunnflies.com
Inspired by our colour palette from an early sticker, master fly tyer Nigel Nunn created a caddis style pattern fly in stone/off white and burnt orange, quickly renamed to the Cudacaddis.
Not only is he a master fly tyer, he’s also a great artist. His flies come in brown envelopes with hand drawn sketches of each pattern on them. As soon as we saw his sketch of the Cudacaddis, it had to be put into print!
The first 50 orders come with a Nigel Nunn tied Cudacaddis in a hand drawn envelope.
Water based ink discharge print on 100% organic cotton 5.5oz/185g weight unisex fit T-shirts
Free UK postage
If you are looking for #buggyaf flies, look no further than https://www.nigelnunnflies.com
Inspired by our colour palette from an early sticker, master fly tyer Nigel Nunn created a caddis style pattern fly in stone/off white and burnt orange, quickly renamed to the Cudacaddis.
Not only is he a master fly tyer, he’s also a great artist. His flies come in brown envelopes with hand drawn sketches of each pattern on them. As soon as we saw his sketch of the Cudacaddis, it had to be put into print!
The first 50 orders come with a Nigel Nunn tied Cudacaddis in a hand drawn envelope.
Water based ink discharge print on 100% organic cotton 5.5oz/185g weight unisex fit T-shirts
Free UK postage
If you are looking for #buggyaf flies, look no further than https://www.nigelnunnflies.com
