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Caddisfly Species Agraylea multipunctata (Salt and Pepper Microcaddis)

  

Where & When


Regions: East, Midwest, West

Time Of Year (?): June and July

Preferred Waters: Lakes, spring creeks


Hatching Behavior


Time Of Day (?): Overnight or dawn

Gary LaFontaine reports in Caddisflies that the emergence of this species occurs overnight but there may be a fishable number of cripples (Cripple: In fly fishing, a cripple is any insect which has been injured or deformed so that it cannot escape the water. This may include stillborn emergers or fully emerged adults which have been damaged, often by wind or waves, so that they can no longer fly. Trout often favor eating crippled insects.) left on the water at dawn.

Larva & Pupa Biology


Substrate: Vegetation




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