sgrim Active member Joined Jun 9, 2016 Messages 341 May 30, 2018 #1 I'm not good with insect identification. I went up to the Tully this weekend and in addition to a ton of caddis, which I can recognize, I saw sporadic flights of a large(r) cream mayfly. Maybe size 16 or larger. Was I seeing sulphers?
I'm not good with insect identification. I went up to the Tully this weekend and in addition to a ton of caddis, which I can recognize, I saw sporadic flights of a large(r) cream mayfly. Maybe size 16 or larger. Was I seeing sulphers?
Dave_W Moderator Staff member Joined Jan 24, 2016 Messages 5,260 City Gettysburg May 30, 2018 #2 Sulphers would be my guess.
Acristickid Well-known member Joined Apr 25, 2007 Messages 5,466 City NV, AK May 30, 2018 #3 Or Cahill’s. They are large, at least the ones I have seen. For a few years I thought they were sulphers.
Or Cahill’s. They are large, at least the ones I have seen. For a few years I thought they were sulphers.
redietz Well-known member Joined Nov 5, 2009 Messages 1,653 City Central Maryland May 30, 2018 #4 Cahills are large (about size 12) and have two tails; sulfurs are smaller (14-18) and have three tails. Easy to distinguish. It's the right time of year for sulfurs, and the Tully usually has a good hatch of the,.
Cahills are large (about size 12) and have two tails; sulfurs are smaller (14-18) and have three tails. Easy to distinguish. It's the right time of year for sulfurs, and the Tully usually has a good hatch of the,.