Description:
Caddis Slow Water, Olive Biot Wing
This pattern rides low in the surface film with its wings folded back, somewhat like an emergent or spent caddis.

The Little Black Caddis hatch occurs in brief, thirty-minute cycles in the afternoon. The main attraction to trout is when the females are laying thier eggs. These caddis flies will dap the water numerous times and excite the trout. This pattern is best used between the oviposting sessions to imitate a spent female, or prior to the hatch to imitate an emerging caddis.

Entomological Information:
Order: Trichoptera Family: Philopotamidae Genus: Chimarra Species: Trichoptera

Fish Species:
Trout

Caddis Elk Hair, Black - $1.64
This caddis pattern rides high on the water and is ideal for large streams and sections on faster water.
Caddis Hare-Tron, Dun - $2.34
The dun coloration of this pattern imitates the B. americanus in the western regions and the P. labia or Dark Blue Sedge in the eastern regions.
Caddis Pupa, Black Biot - $2.34
The pupa, or pupating stage, is the final instar before the caddis larva emerges as an adult. It's a tough go shedding that final shuck and preparing...