Tying the TR Wire Caddis

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Most trout streams are full of small, thin cased caddis larvae that live all over rocks on the bottom. They move around and are not tightly attached, so they often drift off the bottom and into the current. I think trout look for them and I have found these larvae in many trout gullets after giving them a throat pump. It’s a great fly on a Euro rig or when fishing a dry dropper when nothing is hatching.

Hook: Tactical Jig
Sizes: 12, 14, 16
Bead: Black Tungsten slotted
Thread: Black , 8/0
Body: Two black, two copper brown, and one tan size S Ultra Wire wound together
Head: Small dubbed head of Caddis Green Ice Dubbing
Legs: 6 to 8 black hackle fibers, plucked from stem with butt ends extending over bead