Posted on May 22 2013
Sulfurs are important hatches in early summer.
[Editor's note: It's getting to be time for sulfurs across much of the country—in fact, we're already seeing a few on the Battenkill—so it seems a good time to repost this excellent video from Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions.]
The name "sulphur" (or "sulfur") is attached to several mayfly species in the genus Ephemerella. The "big sulphurs" of the East are usually E. invaria (also called the "light Hendrickson"), and its smaller cousin is E. dorothea dorothea, the pale evening dun. There are other. . .
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