DW Brown Caddis SZ 14

There are over 3000 species of Caddis Fly. They all tend to resemble moths, but often have almost translucent wings. They are usually of more delicate proportions than the majority of moths, but it is their feelers that distinguish them in general, as they are always very long. Beyond these common features there is a very wide variance of colour and size within this group of flies, and all are great for catching trout and other hungry freshwater species.