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Umpqua TMC 2302 Caddis and Terrestrials Fishing Bug Pattern

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $100.96.Current price is: $61.87.

Forged bronze caddis and terrestrial fly pattern for stoneflies and hoppers. 25 pieces per pack.

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TMC 2302 Caddis and Terrestrials

Umpqua TMC 2302 Caddis and Terrestrials are durable fly fishing flies designed for use with caddis, hoppers, stoneflies, and terrestrials.

Features include a slightly humped shank, down eye, standard wire, 2X length, forged construction, and bronze finish.

Specification Detail
Shank Shape Slightly humped
Eye Type Down eye
Wire Type Standard wire
Length 2X long
Material Forged bronze
Quantity per Pack 25

FAQ

What types of flies are best suited for the TMC 2302?

The TMC 2302 is ideal for caddis, hoppers, stoneflies, and terrestrials due to its slightly humped shank and bronze finish that mimics natural insect behavior.

Is the wire construction durable for frequent use?

Yes, the standard wire construction with forged bronze ensures durability and long-term performance in regular fishing conditions.

Can this fly be used in both dry and wet fly presentations?

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3 reviews for Umpqua TMC 2302 Caddis and Terrestrials Fishing Bug Pattern

  1. Elizabeth Churchill –

    The TMC 2302 performs well in both caddis and terrestrial patterns. The forged bronze gives a natural look and holds up well in water. Easy to tie and works reliably in streams and rivers.

  2. Amelia Mills –

    Good quality for the price. The 2X length helps with casting accuracy. I’ve used it with both hoppers and stoneflies and it responds well to the current.

  3. Carol Duncan –

    The down eye and slightly humped shank make it easy to attach to a hook and maintain a natural profile. It’s been catching fish consistently in both still and moving water.

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