Regarded as the most productive general purpose adult caddisfly pattern, the Elk Hair Caddis was developed by Al Troth in 1955. The Elk Hair Caddis imitates a fluttering female caddisfly depositing eggs on the water. Easy to tie, and easy to see on the water, the Elk Hair Caddis is one of the Sport's most popular flies.

Material contained in the Bob Henley's Tie-A-Fly kit for tge
ELk Hair caddis:

• Professionally tied Elk Hair Caddis to use a model
• Complete instructions matched to clearly drawn illustrations
• Four #12 hooks
• Four #14 hooks
• Four #16 hooks
• Pale ginger dubbing
• Patch of elk hair
• Four #12 Brown rooster neck hackles for hackle
• Four #14 Brown rooster neck hackles for hackle
• Four #16 Brown rooster neck hackles for hackle
• Copper wire, cut and sized
• Tan thread

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