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Entomology

Heptagenia sulphurea, Yellow May Spinner

Articles:

Tying Mr. Sowbug's Dead-Drifter Sowbug
If sowbugs and scuds are in the stream, they can make up as much as seventy-five percent of the trout diet. By Fox Statler (2010-01-02)

The Oligochaete Worm, Could every "San Juan Worm" that has ever been tied be wrong? By Fox Statler. (2003-12-21)

Leeches, ...disgusting for us, but the rainbow thinks different. By Gunnar Johnson (2001-11-16)

Daddy Long Leg, Some insects are easily bypassed by the fly-fisher, even though they during some periods of the season exists in large concentrations on the water surface and then may attract the fish to specialize on them. Article by Gunnar Johnson. (2001-08-88)

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