The RIO Elk Hair Caddis Dry Fly pattern is another of those you should not be without. Caddis are a staple food for trout and are available many months per year. This can be fished many different ways to elicit a strike. Dead drifted is most common, but twitching it, or skating the Caddids can be very exciting. Also try letting the fly get pulled under the water on a tight line and swing it around until it's below you. This fly has a thin tapered body, high quality palmered hackle and wire rib to help with its durability. The elk wing and head are the correct profile and give excellent floatation.FeaturesThin tapered bodHigh quality palmered hackle and wire rib Elk wing and head great for floatation