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entomology fly fishing for central Texas rivers
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11/11/22 10:27 PM
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Fly chef
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Looking for info for local river entomology to Improve my fly fishing skills any help and direction would be great
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Re: entomology fly fishing for central Texas rivers
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11/15/22 05:50 AM
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Look into damsel flies. Nymphs, adults/dries, you can find them in any Texas river any time of the year, and in many colors.
That's all I got. There's all the normal junk that I know of: caddis, cranes, mayflies, etc, etc (and MOSQUITOS!). But when and where and what rivers is beyond scope of many here in Texas, me included. It's kind of a paradox really, me being a 'fly' fisher and knowing nothing of local flies.
You might fair better talking to some university people however. If any here know more I'd be interested as well.
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Re: entomology fly fishing for central Texas rivers
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11/25/22 12:45 AM
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Check out https://ascentflyfishing.comI went to one of their entomology classes a few years back in Frisco and the owner Peter Stitcher is very knowledgeable.
Last edited by FWBanger; 11/25/22 12:48 AM.
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