Gummy Caddis Larva - Try out this material on for your caddis larva & rock worms. The material is cheap & streaches 10x the length than the at rest size. When considering the amount of fly's you can make with it, the price is pennies. it comes from Spirit River, I use the orange, green, & red. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Gummy Caddis Larva

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Try out this material on for your caddis larva & rock worms. The material is cheap & streaches 10x the length than the at rest size. When considering the amount of fly's you can make with it, the price is pennies. it comes from Spirit River, I use the orange, green, & red.
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