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Insect Hatches

A guide to the aquatic and terrestrial insects that drive fly fishing in European rivers and lakes.

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Black Gnat
Terrestrials
Black Gnat

Bibio johannis

A ubiquitous summer terrestrial — the Black Gnat is available to fish on virtually every European river when other hatches are quiet.

May
June
July
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Blue Winged Olive
Mayflies
Blue Winged Olive

Serratella ignita

The most important small olive on British and European chalk streams — reliable, widespread, and technically demanding.

April
May
June
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Buzzer / Midge
Midges & Diptera
Buzzer / Midge

Chironomidae sp.

The most important insect of all on stillwaters — year-round, in every month, on every productive lake and reservoir in Europe.

January
February
March
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Caenis
Mayflies
Caenis

Caenis horaria

The infuriatingly tiny mayfly that hatches in such vast numbers that fish refuse to look at anything larger — the tying and presentation challenge of a lifetime.

June
July
August
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Cinnamon Sedge
Caddisflies
Cinnamon Sedge

Limnephilus lunatus

A common summer evening caddis found across Europe — its reliable evening hatches from June to August provide consistent dry fly fishing.

June
July
August

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Common Cockchafer
Terrestrials
Common Cockchafer

Melolontha melolontha

During evening flights, heavy beetles fall onto water and become high-value mouthfuls for surface-feeding fish.

May
June

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Crane Fly
Midges & Diptera
Crane Fly

Tipula spp.

When autumn daddy-long-legs blow onto rivers and lakes in August and September, trout abandon all caution for these clumsy, irresistible mouthfuls.

August
September
October

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Grannom
Caddisflies
Grannom

Brachycentrus subnubilis

The first major caddis of the year — appearing in huge April swarms, the Grannom kick-starts the surface fly fishing season on chalk streams.

April

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Great Red Sedge
Caddisflies
Great Red Sedge

Phryganea grandis

The largest caddisfly in the British Isles — powerful summer evening hatches provoke aggressive takes from the biggest trout and sea trout after dark.

June
July
August

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