Case Closed - A cased caddis pattern that works wonders in the spring on freestone rivers in the northeast. Any river where these insects are abundant, this pattern will do the trick. Another great pattern that utilizes 3 materials. Also featured in Thomas Ames' book Caddisflies. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Case Closed

A cased caddis pattern that works wonders in the spring on freestone rivers in the northeast. Any river where these insects are abundant, this pattern will do the trick. Another great pattern that utilizes 3 materials. Also featured in Thomas Ames' book Caddisflies.
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Richard Strolis
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Martin Joergensen
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