Light Cahill (ithaca)
Ephemeroptera(Mayfly)
| Family: | heptogeniidae |
| Genus: | stenonema |
| Species: | ithaca |
| Common Name: | Light Cahill |
Important stenonema, stenocron Statistics
| Size: | 9-12 mm |
| Water Temp: | |
| Hook: | #12 2x long |
| Emerging: | Sporadically all day |
| Hatch Date: | Late June and into July |
| Habitat: | Medium fast runs and riffles |
| SPECIES | LIFE STAGE | HOOK | BODY COLOR | WING COLOR | TAIL COLOR | | ithaca | dun | #12 |  | lite gray medium texture | lite gray | | ithaca | spinner | #12 | | | |
- Light Cahill Comments:
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- Nymph
- Use sinking nymph; fish deep
- Dun
- Trout must be stalked carefully due to the low water conditions. Use a fine tippet and cast delicately to feeding trout. Normal hatching is generally late evening when temperatures are cooler. Rainy overcast days produce good hatches.
- Spinner
- Spinner falls occur at dusk. Find a good position to cast at feeding trout. Use fine tippet and stealth. Duns may be emerging at the same time so determine which phase the trout are taking if necessary.
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