Long Horn Sedges
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| .............................Fly Fishing Yellowstone National Park |
05/16/08
Note:
There are variations in colors between the species of the Oecetis genus. These
colors should be close to the most common species (disjunctiva) at Yellowstone.
Larvae:
Hook: 12/14
Body: Yellow
Legs: Tan
Head Brown
Case: Dark Brown
Pupae:
Hook:14/16
Body: Dull Golden Yellow
Legs: Tan
Wing Pad: Dark Gray
Antennae: Tan
Adult: (female)
Hook: 14/16
Body: Golden Yellow
Wings: Light Gray
Legs: Tan
Head: Brown
Antennae: Tan
Spent Imitation:
Use the same colors as for the adult above
Coming Up Next:
Little Yellow Stoneflies (Perlodidae Family)
Copyright 2008 James
Note:
There are variations in colors between the species of the Oecetis genus. These
colors should be close to the most common species (disjunctiva) at Yellowstone.
Larvae:
Hook: 12/14
Body: Yellow
Legs: Tan
Head Brown
Case: Dark Brown
Pupae:
Hook:14/16
Body: Dull Golden Yellow
Legs: Tan
Wing Pad: Dark Gray
Antennae: Tan
Adult: (female)
Hook: 14/16
Body: Golden Yellow
Wings: Light Gray
Legs: Tan
Head: Brown
Antennae: Tan
Spent Imitation:
Use the same colors as for the adult above
Coming Up Next:
Little Yellow Stoneflies (Perlodidae Family)
Copyright 2008 James