The Sub-Sedge imitates a dead caddisfly drifting on the water surface, a particularly favored prey for trout and grayling when insects are carried along by the current.
Its air bubble in plastic film gives it a very natural presentation, allowing it to drift right at the water's surface film and faithfully reproduce the appearance of an inert insect.
Usage tip: avoid pinching the bubble between your fingers in order to preserve its buoyancy.
Avoid false casts — the goal is to keep the fly wet so it stays well below the water surface. You should start by thoroughly soaking your fly before casting.
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