Caddis, Goddard

The Goddard Caddis (also called the G & H Sedge) imitates adult caddisflies, with a dense spun deer hair body that creates excellent buoyancy and a caddis-like silhouette.

History:
Developed by John Goddard and Cliff Henry in the UK during the 1960s, it became internationally known for its durability and effectiveness in rough water. It's particularly successful on high-gradient freestone rivers.