The Sulpher Primer
Out of all the common names, Sulpher seems to be the one which get's the highest number of aquatic insect species lumped into it. At first, it seemed that any small, creamy or yellow bodied mayfly got referred to as a Sulpher. After more experience, I've talked to guys who lump just ab ... read more
The Green Drake- Ephemera guttulata
I ran into each phase of the green drake life cycle this past season. To see the pics,
The burrowing nymphs are powerful swimmers. I had a hell of a time catching one before it emerged. Keeping that in mind, I can't imagine nymph or emerger patterns are worth carrying. I did catch m ... read more
The Hendrickson
Sure, there are bigger mayflies, but none rile the hearts of fly fisherman like the Hendrickson. And why shouldn't it? The E. subvaria hatch is the one hatch almost every fly tyer anticipates as he fills his fly boxes during the long, white winter. I thought I'd share some p ... read more
Mayfly Identification Adult
Text: Roger Rohrbeck
Photos: Jason Neuswanger
Many fly fishers are able to recognize adult Mayflies as such, but they may be hard-pressed to go much further with the process of identification. So, let’s explore some easily observable features. These ... read more
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