Rock Candy Larva - A two material caddis larva pattern that is virtually indestructible. Was one of my top 2 anchor flies in 2010. Tie this bad boy in olive and green and hang on. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Rock Candy Larva

A two material caddis larva pattern that is virtually indestructible. Was one of my top 2 anchor flies in 2010. Tie this bad boy in olive and green and hang on.
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Richard Strolis
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Catching-shadows
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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