I hear that they can be rather large as mayflies go. I have seen the Gray Drake (a #10 slow-flying standard mayfly design) on some of our central Utah streams, but I don't think that I have seen any of the others. I know that their hatches are fabled.
Larry J >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/25/05 1:16 PM >>> Larry, The green drake is a big mayfly from a #8-10 usually which has a lot of fame in PA. The critters usually are at treetop level around dusk and slowly drift down to the water. The action can be incredible but the best fishing is at dark.Murf "Entomology is not Buggery" � Property of the Virtual Flybox Organize your inbox and send incoming messages to specific folders. Learn more!
