Targeting bass during a mayfly hatch is a great way to generate big bites in the summer months. Starting in May and running through September, mayflies emerge all across North America. Usually ...

Have you seen any mayflies this year? There have been a few here and there, but no major hatches have occurred yet this summer. This weekend while the Stormtracker 19 weather team was covering your ...

In a story on Bassmaster.com: It’s one of the most dependable patterns in bass fishing, but don’t let the name fool you — mayfly action extends well past the year’s fifth month. In fact, parts of U.S.

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The burrowing mayfly is well-known to Lake Erie-area residents because they hatch all at once in huge summer swarms — estimated at 88 billion insects — that can be seen on radar. Between 2015 and 2019 ...

TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (KARE11) - It is a right of summer that this year, residents along the Mississippi River would rather do without. We're talking about the annual mayfly hatch, an event that fills the ...

BASALT – The Roaring Fork Valley’s first mayfly hatch of the year, the Blue Wing Olive, is under way along the Colorado and Roaring Fork Rivers. It’s an exciting time of year and for fly fishers marks ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — Nearly every creature on earth plays a part in the natural life cycle. The mayfly is a prime example, serving an essential role in the aquatic food web. As just-hatched nymphs, ...

The mayfly hatch could be happening soon in our area. The National Weather Service in La Crosse reported seeing a mayfly hatch on radar Monday evening. A few smaller hatches happened last week. A big ...

A few of the big yellow mayflies began to show, struggling at the surface of the dark water then, drying their wings, breaking free and flying. I switched to a graphite rod on which I had tied a 3X ...

OREGON, Ohio (WTVG) - It’s that time of the year again when the water warms up and the Mayflies emerge in swarms so massive that it amazes and horrifies. But why are they called Mayflies when they ...