an important bug in trout fishing," says LaLoggia, who has been an avid fisher and all around wilderness woman practically her whole life
very important aquatic insect; nymph lives for one to three years, depending on species; most species hatch out by crawling to the shoreline and emerging from its nymphal case above the surface, thus adults are available to trout only along shoreline and around midstream obstructions; adult has two pair of wings which are folded flat along its back when at rest; stoneflies require a rocky bottomed stream with very good water quality.
Very important bug to anglers. Most stoneflies hatch out by crawling to the shoreline and emerging from above the surface. So fish the shorelines with these guys, and enjoy