TYING THE OL' GUY CADDIS
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Illuminated Caddis
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PK Golden Stone - The Missoulian Angler Fly Shop
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Diving Caddid - Rocky River Trout Unlimited
![The complete science of fly fishing and spinning. Fly-casting. [from old catalog]. •; Fig. 2.—Caddis Fly. Larva in Sac. Natural Size. Fig. i.—The Tricoptera Phryganea (Sedge- Fly), three times natural size.](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REDWAG/the-complete-science-of-fly-fishing-and-spinning-fly-casting-from-old-catalog-fig-2caddis-fly-larva-in-sac-natural-size-fig-ithe-tricoptera-phryganea-sedge-fly-three-times-natural-size-this-larva-spins-a-cylindrical-tube-and-when-it-reaches-maturity-closes-the-end-and-enters-its-pupal-existence-fig-4the-flying-form-magnified-v-fig-3the-pupa-three-times-natural-size-ready-to-tear-open-its-pupal-envelope-and-to-enter-its-imago-or-perfected-flying-existence-the-tricoptera-or-caddis-fly-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-REDWAG.jpg "The complete science of fly fishing and spinning. Fly-casting. [from old catalog]. •; Fig. 2.—Caddis Fly. Larva in Sac. Natural Size. Fig. i.—The Tricoptera Phryganea (Sedge- Fly), three times natural size.")
The complete science of fly fishing and spinning. Fly-casting. [from old catalog]. •; Fig. 2.—Caddis Fly. Larva in Sac. Natural Size. Fig. i.—The Tricoptera Phryganea (Sedge- Fly), three times natural size.
