What is another word for caddisworm?
Pronunciation: [kˈadɪswˌɜːm] (IPA) 
Caddisworm, also known as the caddis larvae, is a familiar term in the world of fly fishing. However, for those seeking other terms to describe this larvae, other synonyms can be used. Some common interchangeable terms that refer to caddisworms include rock rollers, stick caddis, and casemaker larvae. Rock rollers refer to the type of caddis that rolls or glues rocks together to create a shelter. Stick caddis, on the other hand, utilize pieces of sticks to create a protective case. Lastly, casemaker larvae pertain to the type of caddis that creates a stronger shelter using pieces of sand, gravel, or bark.
