I miss the

…mayfly hatch.

With the warm weather we have the hatch shouldn’t be too far behind.

Sure you do.

The Midges hatch all winter long. And the Blue Winged Olives start in March.

S.R.

I was thinking more of the June temps… and Blue Winged Olives don’t taste nearly as good as a plump Hexagenia limbata at 20 mph.

Green Drakes are pretty tasty too.

Even better tasting is all the fish that feeds on them.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

I was thinking more of the June temps… and Blue Winged Olives don’t taste nearly as good as a plump Hexagenia limbata at 20 mph.

20 MPH ? You must drive like an old man.

Huntindave wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Brian Klawitter wrote:</div>
I was thinking more of the June temps… and Blue Winged Olives don’t taste nearly as good as a plump Hexagenia limbata at 20 mph.

20 MPH ? You must drive like an old man.

20mph. That’s all the faster his new 40ft catfish boat will go. . but when capt. BK is driving that 40 footer from inside his IN CLOSED Capts wheel house he dose not have to worry about bugs in his face. . . A goose maybe but no bugs. . RRR

20 MPH is clipping along at night. I don’t have the male fortitude to go much faster in the dark.

LOL! Thanks RRR! I never thought of that!! PS it will do 25. Just not at night.

Daytime speed is called “cocktail speed”.