Closeup insects from the Delaware River
Siphlonurus quebecensis (Gray Drake) Mayfly Nymph
View 5 PicturesI photographed this nymph in the middle of molting between one instar (Instar: Many invertebrates molt through dozens of progressively larger and better-developed stages as they grow. Each of these stages is known as an instar. Hard-bodied nymphs typically molt through more instars than soft-bodied larvae.) and the next (not hatching).
Recent Discussions of the Delaware River
shad run/ Delaware and tribs 3 Replies »Last reply on Jan 19, 2015 by
Sandflyat risk of offending the purists... can anybody help me with timing the shad run on Delaware and/or tribs? I will want to wade so has to be upper reaches I guess. I am told lower Neversink has a healthy shad run? and while I am asking, does the striper spawn more or less coincide? is there a time of year when one is likely to catch shad/stripers/trout all on a fly? I have caught smallmouth/juvenile stripers/trout in same stream/same day once before (Croton River); but I am told there is no longer a viable shad run there, as several years ago they cut off all flow from the dam upstream.
ReplyDelaware 2 Replies »Posted by
Jesse on Jun 29, 2011
Last reply on Jun 30, 2011 by
JOHNWAny suggestions as to what might be effective on the Delaware right now?
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