Tutan Sedge
LFT-T32.16Description
The Tutan Sedge is a caddisfly imitation in the classic dry-fly style. Nothing reliable turns up in the available literature about its origin or the story behind its name.
Like other sedge patterns, the Tutan Sedge is fished on broken water, dead-drift or with a light twitch, to imitate emerging or egg-laying caddisflies - a practical addition for caddis season on river and stream.
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