Caddis, Bucktail Tan Varient

This fly imitates a more natural tan-bodied caddisfly. The bucktail wing gives it a distinct motion and profile while maintaining durability and floatability.

History:
As fly tiers sought durable materials that mimicked the wing structure of caddis, bucktail became a practical choice. This pattern emerged alongside more impressionistic Western caddis flies and has remained a useful option when fishing in rough water or during tan caddis hatches.