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Cased Caddis

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Published on Feb 23. 2013 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Sedge

Caddis

Beginners Fly Tying Series, Episode 10, Cased Caddis
Holsinger's Fly Shop brings you this very simple pattern. This is our Cased Caddis patten. This is a very simple nymph pattern to tie with materials you probably already have. Please don't forget to check out our website @ http for all your tying needs. You can also like us on facebook and if you like what you see please subscribe to our YouTube channel.

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