Caddis

The Elk Hair Caddis is probably the most well known caddis fly pattern. A simple fly that perfectly represents the caddis moth. Where ever your fishing for trout, you can bet that will be caddisflies. 

The White Moth is a simple feather winged fly. A great caddis pattern or even for the lighter colored mayflies. A traditional pattern that will fish well in still or rough water. 

The Hot Creek Caddis is a low riding fly that looks like a caddis that is stuck on the film.  A parachute styled caddis emerger or cripple pattern that is hard to beat.

The CDC Caddis Green is a sits right in the miniscus. It's a great emerger or crippled pattern. This fly can also be fished wet. 

This Mayfly imitation is perfect for the lighter colored naturals. Its also good to have A few in the fly box when decade is and grass moths are hatching.

Elk Hair Caddis - White is a very good Caddis imitation for the "Snowflake Caddis" that is often found on the local rivers and streams.

Mick's Scruffy is another Mick Hall creation. A great caddis nymph. Very 'Buggy with a small glass bead. Good shallow water nymph. 

The CDC Caddis in brown is a natural coloured caddis pattern that will sit in the film. The CDC wing will help keep this fly floating. Untreated, this fly will also fish well as a nymph/emerger.

Mick Hall's Para Caddis is a beautifully tied parachute style dry fly. Sits well in the water. A lovely emerger pattern. 

The Goddard's Caddis is spun deer hair fly that imitates the horned caddisflies. This is a very bouyant fly and fishes well in still or rough water.

Manic Tackles Later Skater

The Tan variant of the Spotlight Caddis is a more natural looking fly. Low riding but still very buoyant.

Rene's Lace Moth is a fantastic Caddis imitation. Although tied as a moth, this is a very realistic caddis pattern as well. 

Mick Hall's Para Caddis Tan is a parachute styled caddis pattern. Sits just in the water. Natural color.