G & H Sedge

The G&H Sedge is a classic fly pattern for fly fishing that imitates adult caddisflies on the water's surface. It was created by British fly tier John Goddard and Cliff Henry (thus the name G&H), and has been popular among fly fishers for many years.

The fly is tied with a deer hair body and wings, and has a palmered hackle wrapped around the body to imitate the caddisfly's legs. The deer hair body helps the fly to float on the water's surface, and the wings provide a good silhouette that imitates the caddisfly's profile.

The G&H Sedge is typically fished on the surface of the water, using a floating line, and is often used in the evening when caddisflies are most active. It can be fished using a dead drift, or by skittering the fly across the surface of the water to imitate the caddisfly's erratic flight.

G&H Sedge is a highly effective fly pattern for imitating caddisflies and is a must-have in any fly fisher's arsenal.

Tied on size 10 or 12 top quality barbless hooks.