In the lifetime of a fly angler, there are certain bug hatches that take place on select bodies of water and an angler waits for these hatches with great anticipation. These bug hatches happen at approximately the same time each year. Anglers look forward to the first emergence of these bugs. When the bugs appear, the fish put the feed bag on. Anglers rejoice and catch many fish.

The alder fly, or zebra caddis, is one of these bug hatches.

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