Caddis Larva - Green

The Green Caddis Larva imitates the bright green free-living caddis worm that trout eat in enormous numbers year-round. A segmented green body and dark head match the larva tumbling loose in the drift—one of the most reliable subsurface meals there is.

Caddis larvae are dislodged constantly in moving water, so this is rarely the wrong fly; the green color matches the most common species across the country.

Best for:

• Year-round caddis-larva drifting
  
• Riffles and freestone runs
  
• Dropper below a dry or heavy nymph

📌 Pro Tip: Fish it dead-drift right on the bottom—caddis larvae don't swim, they tumble, so any drag gives the game away.