Fall Hatches

[Loren]

The only hatch info I have is the Hatch Chart for Southern Appalachians, listing

SEPTEMBER: Stenonema Ithaca Usually at Dusk, 16-18 Light CahillI.
sonychia Bicolor, Sporadically - All Day 12 Adams .
Flying Ants, All Day 20-24,Spentwing Ant
Terrestrials: All Summer, Inchworms, Black Ants, Beetles, Crickets

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER
Diptera Midge, Afternoon 18-24 Gray Midge
Blue Winged Olive Afternoon 18-24 Blue Winged Olive , 18-24 Adams

Is this correct for North Georgia? Any other info out there?

Loren

[RoyC]

The hatch chart is generally correct. North Georgia and Western NC will have an abundance of BWO size 18 and 20 from my expierence and the grey midge is very common in the fall. I was catching some nice brook trout today on a 18 BWO.

de RoyC

[Steve Hudson]

RoyC -- Noted the "de" and wonder if you're a ham?

[Randolph Salyers]

RoyC, Do you know where I might obtain a copy of this Hatch Chart or what publication it is printed in? Contact me at randolphe@yahoo.com
Randolph