The Cinnamon Sedge Dry Fly is a dedicated caddis imitation designed to replicate adult sedges with warm brown or cinnamon toned bodies. These insects are commonly seen during late spring and summer evenings, when trout move confidently into the surface film to intercept egg laying or newly emerged adults. Tied with a slim dubbed body and swept-back or tent-style wing, this pattern mirrors the natural posture of a resting sedge. The cinnamon colouring provides a realistic tone that blends naturally with many caddis species found on rivers and stillwaters. Its lightly hackled construction ensures stable flotation while maintaining a low, natural footprint on the surface. Particularly effective during evening rises and low-light conditions, the Cinnamon Sedge can also serve as a general caddis imitation when trout are feeding on adult sedges but are not fixated on a specific shade. Please note all of our fishing flies are barbless unless otherwise stated. Cinnamon Sedge Dry Fly Specifications Body - Pheasant Tail Rib - Copper Wire Hackle - Cock Brown Head - Black Silk Hook - Barbless, Mustad of Norway Target Species - Trout Why Choose the Cinnamon Sedge? Realistic Caddis Imitation Matches common brown and cinnamon toned sedges. Evening Rise Specialist Highly effective during late day and dusk surface feeding. Natural Surface Profile Tented wing design reflects the adult sedge at rest. How To Dress The Cinnamon Sedge Dry Fly Apply Floatant To Wing & Hackle Lightly treat these areas before fishing to maintain buoyancy. Avoid Heavy Treatment On The Body Allow the fly to sit naturally in the surface film. Refresh When Needed Use amadou or desiccant powder if the fly absorbs water during use. How To Fish the Cinnamon Sedge Dry Fly Upstream Dead Drift Cast upstream and allow the fly to drift naturally through likely feeding lanes. Accurate, drag-free presentation is key. Evening Sedge Activity Fish during late afternoon and evening when adult sedges become active and trout rise confidently. Gentle Twitch Retrieve Occasionally introduce a slight twitch to imitate an egg laying caddis fluttering on the surface. This can trigger aggressive takes. The Cinnamon Sedge Dry Fly is a dependable surface pattern, particularly during warm evenings when trout are feeding steadily on adult caddis insects.