Where Fly Fishing is A Professional Passion

Entomology

This page contains photos from our time on the water, and you will find them on our local waters.  At one point or another they are of angling significance as well, and where they are found the fish will and do feed on them.  Feel free to forward any questions to us here and we’ll do our best to answer any questions you may have.  I am not an entomologist, but am very familiar with insects on our local waters and a have done a lot of stream study on my own – – nearly 30 yrs worth.  An excellent website with some insect info that is very accurate and reliable for our area is called Troutnut and is done by Jason Neuswanger.  This page continues to be  under construction, as I am adding new photos daily/weekly—thanks for your patience and eventually we’ll have each insect listed named to you can reference to what you find on the water.

Here are a couple of video clips applicable to the season, they are sulphurs, one of our most widespread and popular hatches.  The first video clip is a cup of natural nymphs captured just before hatching.  The second clip is of a freshly hatched sulphur dun that is drifting along until its wings are sufficient for flight.

One response

  1. jeffwilkinsflyfishing

    Thanks very much, would like to link to your blog as well if you don’t mind. I checked it out and four hours later am asking to link to it…..great stuff! thanks
    jw

    March 16, 2011 at 12:44 pm

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