CDC Sedge Brown

A CDC Sedge Brown fly is a type of fly that is commonly used in fly fishing, specifically for imitating adult caddis flies. A sedge fly is another term for a caddis fly, which is a common insect found in streams and rivers. The "brown" in the name likely refers to the colour of the fly, which is meant to mimic the natural colour of adult caddis flies.

The CDC Sedge Brown fly is typically tied with a body made of brown dubbing material and a wing made of CDC feathers. The CDC feathers are used to create the impression of the caddis fly's tent-shaped wings, which sit flat on the water's surface. The fly is also usually tied with a short, stubby hackle that is meant to suggest the legs of the insect.

Fly fishers often use the CDC Sedge Brown fly to imitate adult caddis flies that are floating on the water's surface or emerging from the water. The fly can be fished using a variety of techniques, including dead drifts, skittering, or twitching, depending on the behaviour of the natural insects and the preferences of the fish being targeted.

Ties on size 12 or 14 top quality barbless hooks.