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The hatch of the big Ephemeras is one of the best possibilities in the season to catch a trophy trout. Our Vulgata/Danica flies is very well tied and offer the best solution for imitation these large insects.
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There are various solutions to imitating a mayfly with such a large body. Our experience is that polychenille is the most functional extended bodies on large mayflies. It provides a flexible body that does not prevent effective hooking, while the material has good floating properties. This variant has a double chenille body that is twisted to keep its shape well and is little stiffer than a single chenille. This means that it keeps its shape for a long time, the market's most high-end vulgata!
The mayfly Ephemera danica lives 2-3 years as a nymph. It belongs to the category of burrowing diurnal flies (such as E. vulgata) and in the nymph stage is largely inaccessible to the fish. The exception is before hatching where the nymphs are active swimmers. E. Danica can be found in flowing water, E. vulgata in still water or in very slow-flowing parts of the river. The nymph is long and slender - up to 25 mm long. As an adult insect, it can also reach the same impressive size.
The mayfly Ephemera danica lives 2-3 years as a nymph. It belongs to the category of burrowing diurnal flies (such as E. vulgata) and in the nymph stage is largely inaccessible to the fish. The exception is before hatching where the nymphs are active swimmers. E. Danica can be found in flowing water, E. vulgata in still water or in very slow-flowing parts of the river. The nymph is long and slender - up to 25 mm long. As an adult insect, it can also reach the same impressive size.
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