| This one can arguably be the most important mayfly in the West. It is very important because it hatches over a long period of time and the trout eat it in all stages of life. Like the name implies, they hatch in the morning. Both the infrequens and the inermis species can be imitated with the same flies. (click here for more information) |
Nymph
Spinner
Emerger with
Trailing Shuck
Trailing Shuck
Emerger
Dun
Mayflies: Pale Morning Dun
Pale Morning Dun (Imitations)
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