Little White Mayflies
This common name refers to only one genus.
These are sometimes called Little White Mayflies.
When the important hatches of
Tricorythodes were first discovered by anglers,
Caenis was given the credit. We now know that the
Caenis mayflies are a different group, smaller and less common in trout streams, and they hatch in the evening instead of the morning.
They very rarely elicit selective feeding, but when they do they're very tough to match because they're often much smaller than size 28. This difficulty has earned them the nickname "Angler's Curse."