How to Fish: Caddisfly Fly Fishing Strategies | GoFishBC

[@AdamCraigOutdoors]

this "How to Fish" series is awesome. No one has really broken down this for beginners like this before. Thanks guys!

[@jimloehndorf3077]

I watched the Giant Golden Caddis fly hatch on Cowichan Lake on Vancouver island for a week in February! The trout went nuts for these Caddis!

[@robinday1179]

This is a fabulous series. Well done!

[@curtis1414]

I would love to see an updated release of "Flyfishing Strategies for Stillwaters". I've been trying to find a copy but they are hard to find and expensive second hand

[@nrozka]

These videos are so helpful. Thanks!

[@gofishbc]

Glad you like them!

[@pierrerivard4884]

Thx very instructive

[@davidwillacy4796]

Super video. Cheers

[@frankielad100]

went fishing at my local stillwater here in the UKand had 4 fish about 3lb by following your advice fishing what we call segehogs, many thanks and great video.

[@gofishbc]

That's great to hear! We're glad you've put the advice to good use :)

[@TheTwispAngler]

Well for me it's the other way. I follow up with the emerger when they are tired of the Adult fly pattern. : )

[@604axeman]

Would this be fished under an indicator?

[@gofishbc]

Not really. Brian describes the larval patterns as being fished close to the bottom, the pupal patterns as being presented in a way that the fly is swimming up through the water on a gradual angle, just like real pupae, and the adult patterns as floating on the surface. You can read more on Brian's blog on caddisfly fishing techniques: www.gofishbc.com/Blog/Fishing-Tips/Casting-with-Caddisflies.aspx