ANGLERS ENTOMOLOGY ARCHIVES

The Pale Morning Dun Mayfly (Ephemerella Infrequnes) is known by many old fly fishers as the Summer mayfly.  On many

There is some confusion in some fly fishing circles in the difference between a Caddis Fly and an Aquatic Moth. 

The Midge Adult Don’t confuse the Midge adult with a Midge Pupa.  Both are important to fly anglers and both

Green Drake (Drunella Grandis)      From the Mayfly family Ephemeridae, Drunella Grandis or better known as the Green Drake is

Blue Winged Olive Mayflies of the Autumn     If there is one mayfly that can confuse fly anglers it’s

Little Yellow Sally Stone Fly, Isoperia Grammatica The Yellow Sally Stone fly is considered by many fly anglers as the

Green Drake (Drunella Grandis)    From the Mayfly family Ephemeridae, Drunella Grandis or better known as the Green Drake is

Spotted Sedges (Tan Caddis) Trichoptera, Hydropsyche   Gary LaFontaine author of the great book Caddisflies wrote “the Spotted Sedge is

Leaches   Leaches are one of those aquatic anomalies that slip under the radar of many fly anglers but are

The Blue Winged Olive Mayfly (Baetis) The Blue Winged Olive Mayfly (Baetis) is the most important mayfly for trout and

The Black Ant The Black ant is one of the most underrated, under fished and misunderstood creature in the terrestrial

                                              Midge (Chironomid) Larva                                                   Midge (Chironomid) Pupa The Chironomid or Midge is arguably one of the most important

Aquatic Entomology Paraleptophlebia (Mahogany Dun) Paraleptophlebia Dun Mahogany Dun Nymph   For fly anglers of the west the Mahogany Dun

Pink Albert, Pink Lady, Slate Brown Dun Epeorus Albertae Pink Albert Dun Epeorus Albertae Nymph Underwater Epeorus Albertae or the