The little black or brown stonefly pictured often shows up on any warm sunny afternoon even in mid winter. Also a sign of good water quality. The heaviest hatches I've witnessed have been in late February/early March. Try skating a small black caddis dry fly if you see them. Midges often hatch at the same time so really any small black dry fly will work. Early season fish are usually not picky
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