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| Hankaye | April 18th, 2013, 12:09 pm | |
| Arrey, N.M. Posts: 1 | Howdy All; ion of Still sorta new to fly fishin' and would like to know if their is any kind of website for the bugs in New Mexico? I've seen site for the Gunnison River in Colorado, and there is Westfly whichcovers the Northwest States. Was courious if anyone could point me in the direction of a decient site to help me identify some bugs that will help me catch some trouts. Thanks for your consideration. hank | |
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| Brookyman | April 18th, 2013, 1:09 pm | |
 Banned Posts: 797 | Hi Hank. Welcome to our forum and to troutnut. Actually this is the place. This site has some amazingly knowledgeable people that I feel comfortable saying, they will have your answers. A great deal of the member are in the western region, from Mexico city to Alaska. Some of professionals here gave the specie status to many bugs you will find. Mack. | |
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| Taxon | April 18th, 2013, 5:06 pm | |
 Site Editor Plano, TXPosts: 1291 | Hi Hank, Listing the "bugs of New Mexico" would be a rather daunting task. So, how about if I simply start by listing the New Mexico mayfly genera (including common names) which are likely to be of some interest to a fly fisher: Family - Genus - Common Name Ameletidae - Ameletus - Brown Dun Baetidae - Acentrella - Bluewinged Olive Baetidae - Baetis - Bluewinged Olive Baetidae - Baetodes - Bluewinged Olive Baetidae - Callibaetis - Speckle-wing Baetidae - Camelobaetidius - Bluewinged Olive Baetidae - Centroptilum - Bluewinged Olive Baetidae - Cloeodes - Bluewinged Olive Baetidae - Fallceon - Bluewinged Olive Baetidae - Labiobaetis - Bluewinged Olive Caenidae - Caenis - Bluewinged Olive Ephemerellidae - Attenella - Small Buuewinged Olive Ephemerellidae - Drunella - Slatewinged Olive/Western Green Drake Ephemerellidae - Ephemerella - Pale Morning Dun Ephemerellidae - Serratella - Small Western Dark Hendrickson Ephemerellidae - Timpanoga - Great Bluewinged Red Quill Ephemeridae - Ephemera - Brown Drake Ephemeridae - Hexagenia - Big Yellow May Heptageniidae - Cinygmula - Dark Red Quill Heptageniidae - Epeorus - Pink Lady/Slate Brown Dun Heptageniidae - Heptagenia - Pale Evening Dun Heptageniidae - Leucrocuta - Pale Evening Dun Heptageniidae - Rhithrogena - Western March Brown Isonychiidae - Isonychia - Great Western Leadwing Leptohyphidae - Tricoryhyphes - Trico Leptophlebiidae - Leptophlebia - Western Black Quill Leptophlebiidae - Paraleptophlebia - Mahogany Dun Siphlonuridae - Siphlonurus - Grey Drake | |
| Roger Rohrbeck www.FlyfishingEntomology.com | ||
| Sayfu | April 19th, 2013, 10:37 am | |
| Posts: 560 | What is far easier, and more practical is to list the river, or stillwater you plan to fish. Every area/state is going to have a huge disparity in the type of water you will fish, or the river you will fish...spring creek vs. freestone river, high Mt small stream vs. lower elevation big river. | |
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