Terrasporta Press / Aquatic insects
New England Fly Hatches
… and Their Imitations
Understand the hatch. Choose the imitation with a reason.
Follow the insects from beneath the surface to the hatch, with seasonal calendars and the patterns that bring observation to the fly box.
Inside the book
- Mayflies, caddisflies, stoneflies, and other aquatic insects
- Emergence calendars for three major insect groups
- Suggested imitations, hook sizes, and tying materials
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From the natural to the imitation.
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Actual pages from the book · Illustrations, species notes, and practical reference.
Choosing your reference
For anglers studying New England hatches
Start here when your question is about aquatic insects and their imitations. This reference brings together insect groups, emergence calendars, suggested hook sizes, and tying materials. Use the illustrations and seasonal references to make a more informed connection between the natural insect and a pattern in your fly box.