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Caddis Flies

Caddis flies are one of the most important aquatic insects imitated by fly fishers. The Elk Hair Caddis is a go-to dry fly pattern by many fly fishers. Caddis are found around the world in all freshwater habitats. The adult resembles a moth when in flight. At rest the wings are folded in a distinctive tent shape down the back.

Bead Diving Caddis
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Bead Diving Caddis
Shane Stalcup's famous swimming caddis pattern

Caddis Emerger
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Caddis Emerger
Emerger stage caddis pattern.

Caddis Pupa
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Caddis Pupa
The Caddis Pupa presents a very realistic caddis fly to the fish.

Cased Caddis
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Cased Caddis
A simple little fly that works very well on most freestone rivers.

CDC Elk Hair Caddis
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CDC Elk Hair Caddis
CDC Elk Hair Caddis

Elk Hair Caddis
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Elk Hair Caddis
One of the most traditional of dry flies.

Medallion Caddis
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Medallion Caddis
Adult midge pattern using Zing Wing material.

Seed Bead Caddis
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Seed Bead Caddis
Another great bead pattern by Joe Warren.

Swimming Caddis Pupa
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Swimming Caddis Pupa
An excellent caddis imitation as it emerges and makes its way to the surface
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