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Dark Tan Spinners

Scientific Name
MatchScientific Name
**Rhithrogena hageni

This common name refers to only one species.

Mayfly Species Rhithrogena hageni

These are sometimes called Dark Tan Spinners.
According to Fred Arbona in Mayflies, the Angler, and the Trout, this is an excellent hatch and one of the most common fast-water mayflies in the West.
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