Troutnut Forum > Fly Hatch Talk > Predicting a hatch?
This topic is about the Insect Order Ephemeroptera
Mayflies may be the most important insects for trout anglers to understand. They are famous outside the fly fishing world for their fragile beauty and short adult lifespan, usually a single day to mate and die. The mayfly's poignant drama attracts poets and fishermen alike, but fishermen make the most of it. Read more...
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The Discussion
| U2ill | April 2nd, 2008, 3:12 pm | |
| Pullman, Washington Posts: 3 | All, Is it possible to predict a hatch (whether mayfly, caddis, stonefly, etc) based off of water, air, and weather data? So if I know streamflow, water temp, air temp, wind, cloudiness, etc...and I know what insects are on a stream...is that enough data to make a prediction like "There would be a good likelihood of a caddis hatch this afternoon"? | |
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