streamerguy
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ryguyfi
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Mottled wings, barred legs, 2 tails. Yep, March Brown.
Were they coming off in many numbers? I emailed Bob the other day and he said there were just a few here and there. Mainly caddis, and very small BWO, but the March Browns and Cahills were starting to pop here and there.
Were they coming off in many numbers? I emailed Bob the other day and he said there were just a few here and there. Mainly caddis, and very small BWO, but the March Browns and Cahills were starting to pop here and there.
streamerguy
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I saw this one and maybe 2 others, but I wasn't looking real hard either. I did see what I thought to be a cahill also, but yeah it was mainly caddis. I'm gonna post a report once I get the rest of my pics on the computer and downsized
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use a site like photobucket for pictures. You won't have to downsize the pictures because they are linked to that host site, and it doesn't use up any of paff's bandwidth.
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Yeah, march brown.
MB's are a decent fishing hatch on Neshannock, they are one of the few mayflies that actually bring fish up on that stream. Never a heavy hatch in my experience, but reliable and sufficient to get the fish looking for them.
Kev
MB's are a decent fishing hatch on Neshannock, they are one of the few mayflies that actually bring fish up on that stream. Never a heavy hatch in my experience, but reliable and sufficient to get the fish looking for them.
Kev
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The drakes will follow soon after the march browns...
