This Pulsating Caddis, Tan pattern was developed by Jim Pettis, a guide on the lower Sacramento River, in 1993. The fly can be used in both streams and stillwaters. The term 'pulsating' comes from the combination of the beads and the dubbing material which give off a pulsating effect when moving within the water column. The fly can be used throughout the season from April through October. This is an extremely effective pattern wherever there are caddisflies.
This Pulsating Caddis, Black pattern was developed by Jim Pettis, a guide on the lower Sacramento River, in 1993. The fly can be used in both streams and stillwaters. The term 'pulsating' comes...
The Tan X-Caddis fly adds a Z-lon tail to the classic elk hair silhouette to create a trout fly that is irresistable to feeding fish. Born in the fly fishing waters around Yellowstone, this dry fly...
The Tan Caddis Poopah is also known as the Super Pupa. This caddis fly uses unique materials and an extended profile to imitate the pupal stage of caddis development as well or better than any other...
E. C. stands for emergent crippled. Trout will key in on food that can't flee and during a hatch, and this Tan EC Caddis Fly pattern can be down right spectacular!
This Tan Mottled Caddis Fly excels in flat water situations where trout are keying on caddis flies. It is a great dry fly to have in a variety of sizes and colors to match caddis fly hatches...
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