Fly Tying Patterns: Woven-Cased Caddis Larvae

- Hook: Long Shank #8 - 12
- Under Body: Lead wire
- Thread: Black 8/0
- Body: Pearsall's Marabou Floss
- Hackle: White Cock Hackle
- Tied by E. Catton-Orr
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Caddis flies are present on most waters, still or flowing. As larvae they live on the bottom and build a protective shell of detritus including stones, wood and vegetation matter leaving a hole at the end for the head.
The body of this pattern is woven using an overhand knot weave, alternating between two pairs of contrasting marabou floss or similar thread.