Caddis Larva & Pupa Flies
Caddisfly larva and emerging pupa are literally all the buzz on the trout stream throughout much of late spring, summer and fall. Caddis pupa are great flies for searching for active fish on most rivers this time of year. Turn a few rocks over and match your fly to what you find. When you hit it right with the caddis pupa the trout are looking for, it can be lights out.
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- Caddis Larva - Bead Head - Bright Green
- Caddis Sparkle Pupa - Bead Head - Olive
- Caddis Sparkle Pupa - Bead Head - Tan
- Deep Six Caddis Pupa - Chartreuse
- Deep Six Caddis Pupa - Copper
- Fox's Caddis Poopah Beadhead
- Galloup's Downed Caddis - Olive
- Graphic Caddis - Olive
- Graphic Caddis - Tan
- Holy Grail - Hare's Ear
- Jigged Caddis Pupa - Green
- Jiggy Spring Caddis
- Mini Mopsicle Jig Chartreuse
- Mini Mopsicle Jig Orange
- Mop Fly - Chartreuse
- Mop Fly - Tan
- Morrish Deep October Caddis Pupa
- Morrish Hotwire Caddis - Amber
- Morrish Hotwire Caddis - Chartreuse
- Morrish Hotwire Caddis - Tan
- Morrish Super Pupa - Olive
- Nitro Caddis Pupa - Olive
- Orange Soft Hackle
- Partridge and Peacock Soft Hackle
- Partridge and Pheasant Soft Hackle
- Rainbow Czech Nymph
- Silvey's Beadhead Pupa - Olive
- Silvey's Beadhead Pupa - Tan