Light Cahill - Emergers
The Light Cahill nymphs emerge in the more moderate to slow moving water that
is very near the fast water they live in during their one year life cycle. They
emerge in the surface skim.
They can begin hatching in the early afternoon but the warmer it gets, the later
in the day they hatch. On clear, very warm days the hatch occurs very late, near
sunset. The emerger stage of the hatch is a very short one. These nymphs
change into a dun in a relatively short time.
Presentation:
Emerger imitations work best if they are presented in the current seams at the
edges of the fast water using short up and across presentations. They should
float in the surface skim.
The Light Cahill nymphs emerge in the more moderate to slow moving water that
is very near the fast water they live in during their one year life cycle. They
emerge in the surface skim.
They can begin hatching in the early afternoon but the warmer it gets, the later
in the day they hatch. On clear, very warm days the hatch occurs very late, near
sunset. The emerger stage of the hatch is a very short one. These nymphs
change into a dun in a relatively short time.
Presentation:
Emerger imitations work best if they are presented in the current seams at the
edges of the fast water using short up and across presentations. They should
float in the surface skim.
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