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n. - American teal.

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  • In March and early April, the bluewing olive, or Baetis, mayfly is common throughout trout country.
  • This fly is easily distinguished from the bluewing olive by its larger size, brown mottling, and raked-back wings.
  • Mercer's Poxyback Baetis nymph is a great imitation of the midget bluewing olive mayflies that hatch in most areas in August.
  • A size 18 or 20 Parachute Adams or Parachute Black Gnat, or a Griffith's Gnat in sizes 18 to 22, will cover the occasional hatch of midges or, on some rivers, bluewing...
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