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Mayfly Genus Penelomax

This recently minted genus contains a single, very distinctive species, Penelomax septentrionalis. Visit that page for information.

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Anyone know more about Ephemerella septentrionalis? 11 Replies »
Posted by Troutnut on May 18, 2007 in the species Penelomax septentrionalis
Last reply on Jul 18, 2011 by Oldredbarn
I found about one sentence on these in Gonzo's book, and haven't seen them mentioned anywhere else in fly fishing literature. Nor is any of the scientific literature I have on them particularly interesting (just descriptions). Now that I've collected a few and see what unique-looking nymphs they've got, I'm really curious about them.
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