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Early Spring Caddis BugCycle Fly Assortment - 16pk, Barbless, Ahrex

Name: Early Spring Caddis BugCycle Fly Assortment - 16pk, Barbless, Ahrex
Brand: Postfly
SKU: 10-70-PTF-10035A
Price: 34.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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When water temps start to rise, caddis come out to play. This assortment is right on for early season picky trout when bug activity is slow. It features 16 premium hand tied flies selected by our team of expert guides to reflect the different stages of the caddis hatch.

Caddis flies are part of a trout's diet year round - which makes them highly trusted and effective. This assortment covers the entire caddis lifecycle so you are prepared for every scenario and net more fish.

This pack includes 16 premium flies tied on Ahrex barbless hooks. Here's what's included:

2x Caddis Larva #16
2x BH Caddis Larva #16
2x Sparkle Pupa #16
2x Hare's Ear Soft Hackle #18
2x Hare's & Bling Emerger #16
2x Deer Hair Pupa #18
2x F-Fly #18
2x Little Mugly #18

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Here's what you get

Hare's Softhackle
Size #18 (2x)
Little Muggly
Size #18 (2x)
F-Fly Brown
Size #18 (2x)
Sparkle Pupa
Size #16 (2x)
Deer Hair Pupa Brown
Size #18 (2x)
Little Black Larva BH
Size #16 (2x)
Little Black Larva
Size #16 (2x)
Hare's & Bling Emerger
Size #16 (2x)

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PRO GUIDE TIP

Caddis activity is directly related to water temperatures. If you plan your outings during the warmest parts of the day, you’ll see more insects and ultimately, more fish.

Tips for Fishing Early Spring Caddis

Look for emergence areas
Caddis larvae typically crawl onto vegetation before changing to pupae and eventually hatching. Keep your eyes peeled for caddis larvae or pupae activity nearby. If you can find one, it’ll show you exactly where fish are feeding.
Plan your outings around the temps
Caddis activity is directly related to water temperatures. If you plan your outings during the warmest parts of the day, you’ll see more insects.
Try a Two Fly Rig
Fishing the column doubles your chances and helps figure out where the fish are eating. Rig up an emerger and a nymph