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Mid June + East Wind = Fishflies

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Last night was the first of maybe 5-6 days of a major hatch.

 

These came out of the Lower Lake St. Clair.

 

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Enough to sweep. We ended up with rain and the entire area smells like a fish market

 

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Here's close-up of one resting on a dime. (actually a drop of glue held it there. wink.gif )

 

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Can you collect a few of those for Kingfisher? I hear he needs bait for the upcoming hex hatch. tongue.gif

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LOL

 

This is at work. My house is about 3 miles inland and only once every few years will I see some there. I suspect tomorrow will be even worse. It will get to the point where the birds get tired of eating them.

One year I was riding my motorcycle and blew right through an intersection. I couldn't stop. They're like riding on greased ice.

 

Pat, we might as well scrap tonight. They're calling for 2-3 footers and it looked like soup this morning.

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QUOTE (Shoe @ Jun 11 2004, 11:32 AM)

Pat, we might as well scrap tonight. They're calling for 2-3 footers and it looked like soup this morning.

2-3 footers bugeyes.gif holy crap ralf thats gotta be the biggest damn hex i've ever heard of!

 

I'd stay home if i were you pat, one of those could carry you guys away!

 

 

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