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ALDERFLY by Giancarlo
http://www.pescaconlamosca.it
Questa mia interpretazione della Alder ( Famiglia Sialidae) è la sedge più scura che io conosca, praticamente è color antracite molto scuro, come noi ben sappiamo individuare questo colore in mezzo alle correnti non è cosa facilissima, soprattutto per i giovani pescatori ancora imprecisi nel lancio che sono costretti a cercarla con lo sguardo una volta giunta in acqua, questo spiega l'aggiunta di un piccolo spot di colore bianco.
Da Maggio in poi e un vero e proprio jolly, soprattutto in quei momenti che non sono in atto schiuse, inoltre con la sua silhouette e il suo colore si presta egregiamente ad interpretare moltissimi altri insetti...... teniamolo sempre ben presente quando peschiamo.
MATERIALI: Ami grub 14/12/10. Addome pelo di coda di volpe artica con un pizzico di lapin nero. Ala ritagliata a mano da un sottile foglio di cartene colorata con un pennarello( una volta che si è passato il colore, stringere tra i polpastrelli delle dita per ottenere l'effetto maculato). Hackles piuma di collo di gallo Indiano nero. Torace come addome. Sopra torace foam ad alta densità nero.
MATERIALS: Hooks grub 14/12/10. Abdomen, arctic fox fur tail with a pinch of black rabbit. Wing, cut by hand from a sheet of thin cartene colored with a marker (once you are past the color, squeeze between the pads of your fingers to get the effect speckled translucent).
Hackles, rooster feather neck of Indian black. Thorax, abdomen as. Thorax above high-density foam black. black wire assembly.
A scuola di costruzione artificiali insieme a Giancarlo Donninelli, il (no-) Killer più spietato per le grandissime trote ITALIANE
- published: 09 Jan 2014
- views: 799
Every June the Zebra Caddis, locally known as the Alder Fly, hatch on the Androscoggin River in the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. This prolific hatch brings the river alive with rising fish. The NH Rivers Guide Service brings their clients to the lodge in Errol, NH to fish dry flies for brook trout, rainbow trout and landlocked salmon.
http://www.nhriversguide.com
- published: 11 Nov 2013
- views: 799
Classic fly tying takes us back before the days of synthetic material, when we had to use whatever we can.
- published: 01 Jan 2013
- views: 4019
The larval stage of the Mud Alderfly (Sialis lutaria). Alderfly larvae are predators of the pond bottom, and live in silty, vegetation rich environments. This is the commonest species to be found in garden ponds.
- published: 13 Jul 2013
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An Alderfly is a member of the Order Megaloptera which includes Fishflies, Alderflies and Dobsonflies. The aquatic larvae live among small stones in slow-moving streams. As I held up this Alderfly I reviewed what I could remember about this order of insects and then recalled that female Dobsonflies bite. What about Alderflies ? Do they bite ? This one seemed to be enjoying the warmth of my fingers and seemed reluctant to be put back on a leaf. Alderflies are often attracted to lights at night. Their four membranous wings fold over their bodies like a tent similar to adult caddisflies and some moths. Alderflies and Megalopterans develop by complete metamorphosis, Seen at Stoney Creek, Burnaby, BC May 23, 2012
- published: 24 May 2012
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Video taken at Terra Cotta Conservation Area in 2014
To find out more information visit: http://ecospark.ca/changingcurrents/alderfly
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Alderfly
Alderflies are megalopteran insects of the family Sialidae. They are closely related to the dobsonflies and fishflies as well as to the prehistoric Euchauliodidae. All living alderflies - about 66 species altogether - are part of the subfamily Sialinae, which contains between one and seven extant genera according to different scientists' views. But in most classifications, all or almost all of these are treated as subgenera of Sialis.
Sialinae have a body length of less than 25 mm (1 inch), long filamentous antennae and four large dark wings of which the anterior pair is slightly longer than the posterior. They lack ocelli and their fourth tarsal segment is dilated and deeply bilobed. Dead alderfly larvae are used as bait in fishing.
The females lay a vast number of eggs upon grass stems near water. The larvae are aquatic, active, armed with strong sharp mandibles, and breathe by means of seven pairs of abdominal branchial filaments. When full sized, which takes between one and two years, they leave the water and spend a quiescent pupal stage on the land before metamorphosis into the sexually mature insect. Adult alderflies stay near to the water, in which they had lived in when they were younger.
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ALDERFLY by Giancarlo http://www.pescaconlamosca.it Questa mia interpretazione della Alder ( Famiglia Sialidae) è la sedge più scura che io conosca, praticamente è color antracite molto scuro, come noi ben sappiamo individuare questo colore in mezzo alle correnti non è cosa facilissima, soprattutto per i giovani pescatori ancora imprecisi nel lancio che sono costretti a cercarla con lo sguardo una volta giunta in acqua, questo spiega l'aggiunta di un piccolo spot di colore bianco. Da Maggio in poi e un vero e proprio jolly, soprattutto in quei momenti che non sono in atto schiuse, inoltre con la sua silhouette e il suo colore si presta egregiamente ad interpretare moltissimi altri insetti...... teniamolo sempre ben presente quando peschiamo. MATERIALI: Ami grub 14/12/10. Addome pelo di coda di volpe artica con un pizzico di lapin nero. Ala ritagliata a mano da un sottile foglio di cartene colorata con un pennarello( una volta che si è passato il colore, stringere tra i polpastrelli delle dita per ottenere l'effetto maculato). Hackles piuma di collo di gallo Indiano nero. Torace come addome. Sopra torace foam ad alta densità nero. MATERIALS: Hooks grub 14/12/10. Abdomen, arctic fox fur tail with a pinch of black rabbit. Wing, cut by hand from a sheet of thin cartene colored with a marker (once you are past the color, squeeze between the pads of your fingers to get the effect speckled translucent). Hackles, rooster feather neck of Indian black. Thorax, abdomen as. Thorax above high-density foam black. black wire assembly. A scuola di costruzione artificiali insieme a Giancarlo Donninelli, il (no-) Killer più spietato per le grandissime trote ITALIANE -
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Alder fly caddis hatch Androscoggin River NHAlder fly caddis hatch Androscoggin River NH
Every June the Zebra Caddis, locally known as the Alder Fly, hatch on the Androscoggin River in the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. This prolific hatch brings the river alive with rising fish. The NH Rivers Guide Service brings their clients to the lodge in Errol, NH to fish dry flies for brook trout, rainbow trout and landlocked salmon. http://www.nhriversguide.com -
8:18Fly Tying a Classic Wet Fly the Alder with Jim Misiura
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The larval stage of the Mud Alderfly (Sialis lutaria). Alderfly larvae are predators of the pond bottom, and live in silty, vegetation rich environments. This is the commonest species to be found in garden ponds. -
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An Alderfly is a member of the Order Megaloptera which includes Fishflies, Alderflies and Dobsonflies. The aquatic larvae live among small stones in slow-moving streams. As I held up this Alderfly I reviewed what I could remember about this order of insects and then recalled that female Dobsonflies bite. What about Alderflies ? Do they bite ? This one seemed to be enjoying the warmth of my fingers and seemed reluctant to be put back on a leaf. Alderflies are often attracted to lights at night. Their four membranous wings fold over their bodies like a tent similar to adult caddisflies and some moths. Alderflies and Megalopterans develop by complete metamorphosis, Seen at Stoney Creek, Burnaby, BC May 23, 2012 -
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ALDERFLY by Giancarlo
ALDERFLY by Giancarlo http://www.pescaconlamosca.it Questa mia interpretazione della Alder ( Famiglia Sialidae) è la sedge più scura che io conosca, praticamente è color antracite molto scuro, come noi ben sappiamo individuare questo colore in mezzo alle correnti non è cosa facilissima, soprattutto per i giovani pescatori ancora imprecisi nel lancio che sono costretti a cercarla con lo sguardo una volta giunta in acqua, questo spiega l'aggiunta di un piccolo spot di colore bianco. Da Maggio in poi e un vero e proprio jolly, soprattutto in quei momenti che non sono in atto schiuse, inoltre con la sua silhouette e il suo colore si presta egregiamente ad interpretare moltissimi altri insetti...... teniamolo sempre ben presente quando peschiamo. MATERIALI: Ami grub 14/12/10. Addome pelo di c... -
Alder fly caddis hatch Androscoggin River NH
Every June the Zebra Caddis, locally known as the Alder Fly, hatch on the Androscoggin River in the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. This prolific hatch brings the river alive with rising fish. The NH Rivers Guide Service brings their clients to the lodge in Errol, NH to fish dry flies for brook trout, rainbow trout and landlocked salmon. http://www.nhriversguide.com -
Fly Tying a Classic Wet Fly the Alder with Jim Misiura
Classic fly tying takes us back before the days of synthetic material, when we had to use whatever we can. -
alderfly nymph.MOV
immature form of the alderfly. found in sample from the LA River. -
Alderfly laying eggs
This female alderfly decided to lay eggs on my door. -
Mud Alderfly larva
The larval stage of the Mud Alderfly (Sialis lutaria). Alderfly larvae are predators of the pond bottom, and live in silty, vegetation rich environments. This is the commonest species to be found in garden ponds. -
Alderfly - Family Sialidae
An Alderfly is a member of the Order Megaloptera which includes Fishflies, Alderflies and Dobsonflies. The aquatic larvae live among small stones in slow-moving streams. As I held up this Alderfly I reviewed what I could remember about this order of insects and then recalled that female Dobsonflies bite. What about Alderflies ? Do they bite ? This one seemed to be enjoying the warmth of my fingers and seemed reluctant to be put back on a leaf. Alderflies are often attracted to lights at night. Their four membranous wings fold over their bodies like a tent similar to adult caddisflies and some moths. Alderflies and Megalopterans develop by complete metamorphosis, Seen at Stoney Creek, Burnaby, BC May 23, 2012 -
Alderfly larva (Megaloptera)
Video taken at Terra Cotta Conservation Area in 2014 To find out more information visit: http://ecospark.ca/changingcurrents/alderfly -
Alderfly Top # 6 Facts
Alderfly Top # 6 Facts
ALDERFLY
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ALDERFLY by Giancarlo
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ALDERFLY by Giancarlo
http://www.pescaconlamosca.it
Questa mia interpretazione della Alder ( Famiglia Sialidae) è la sedge più scura che io conosca, praticamen...
ALDERFLY by Giancarlo
http://www.pescaconlamosca.it
Questa mia interpretazione della Alder ( Famiglia Sialidae) è la sedge più scura che io conosca, praticamente è color antracite molto scuro, come noi ben sappiamo individuare questo colore in mezzo alle correnti non è cosa facilissima, soprattutto per i giovani pescatori ancora imprecisi nel lancio che sono costretti a cercarla con lo sguardo una volta giunta in acqua, questo spiega l'aggiunta di un piccolo spot di colore bianco.
Da Maggio in poi e un vero e proprio jolly, soprattutto in quei momenti che non sono in atto schiuse, inoltre con la sua silhouette e il suo colore si presta egregiamente ad interpretare moltissimi altri insetti...... teniamolo sempre ben presente quando peschiamo.
MATERIALI: Ami grub 14/12/10. Addome pelo di coda di volpe artica con un pizzico di lapin nero. Ala ritagliata a mano da un sottile foglio di cartene colorata con un pennarello( una volta che si è passato il colore, stringere tra i polpastrelli delle dita per ottenere l'effetto maculato). Hackles piuma di collo di gallo Indiano nero. Torace come addome. Sopra torace foam ad alta densità nero.
MATERIALS: Hooks grub 14/12/10. Abdomen, arctic fox fur tail with a pinch of black rabbit. Wing, cut by hand from a sheet of thin cartene colored with a marker (once you are past the color, squeeze between the pads of your fingers to get the effect speckled translucent).
Hackles, rooster feather neck of Indian black. Thorax, abdomen as. Thorax above high-density foam black. black wire assembly.
A scuola di costruzione artificiali insieme a Giancarlo Donninelli, il (no-) Killer più spietato per le grandissime trote ITALIANE
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ALDERFLY by Giancarlo
http://www.pescaconlamosca.it
Questa mia interpretazione della Alder ( Famiglia Sialidae) è la sedge più scura che io conosca, praticamente è color antracite molto scuro, come noi ben sappiamo individuare questo colore in mezzo alle correnti non è cosa facilissima, soprattutto per i giovani pescatori ancora imprecisi nel lancio che sono costretti a cercarla con lo sguardo una volta giunta in acqua, questo spiega l'aggiunta di un piccolo spot di colore bianco.
Da Maggio in poi e un vero e proprio jolly, soprattutto in quei momenti che non sono in atto schiuse, inoltre con la sua silhouette e il suo colore si presta egregiamente ad interpretare moltissimi altri insetti...... teniamolo sempre ben presente quando peschiamo.
MATERIALI: Ami grub 14/12/10. Addome pelo di coda di volpe artica con un pizzico di lapin nero. Ala ritagliata a mano da un sottile foglio di cartene colorata con un pennarello( una volta che si è passato il colore, stringere tra i polpastrelli delle dita per ottenere l'effetto maculato). Hackles piuma di collo di gallo Indiano nero. Torace come addome. Sopra torace foam ad alta densità nero.
MATERIALS: Hooks grub 14/12/10. Abdomen, arctic fox fur tail with a pinch of black rabbit. Wing, cut by hand from a sheet of thin cartene colored with a marker (once you are past the color, squeeze between the pads of your fingers to get the effect speckled translucent).
Hackles, rooster feather neck of Indian black. Thorax, abdomen as. Thorax above high-density foam black. black wire assembly.
A scuola di costruzione artificiali insieme a Giancarlo Donninelli, il (no-) Killer più spietato per le grandissime trote ITALIANE
- published: 09 Jan 2014
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Alder fly caddis hatch Androscoggin River NH
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- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 11 Nov 2013
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Every June the Zebra Caddis, locally known as the Alder Fly, hatch on the Androscoggin River in the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. This prolific hatch brin...
Every June the Zebra Caddis, locally known as the Alder Fly, hatch on the Androscoggin River in the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. This prolific hatch brings the river alive with rising fish. The NH Rivers Guide Service brings their clients to the lodge in Errol, NH to fish dry flies for brook trout, rainbow trout and landlocked salmon.
http://www.nhriversguide.com
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Every June the Zebra Caddis, locally known as the Alder Fly, hatch on the Androscoggin River in the Great North Woods of New Hampshire. This prolific hatch brings the river alive with rising fish. The NH Rivers Guide Service brings their clients to the lodge in Errol, NH to fish dry flies for brook trout, rainbow trout and landlocked salmon.
http://www.nhriversguide.com
- published: 11 Nov 2013
- views: 799
Fly Tying a Classic Wet Fly the Alder with Jim Misiura
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:18
- Updated: 01 Jan 2013
- views: 4019
Classic fly tying takes us back before the days of synthetic material, when we had to use whatever we can.
Classic fly tying takes us back before the days of synthetic material, when we had to use whatever we can.
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Classic fly tying takes us back before the days of synthetic material, when we had to use whatever we can.
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alderfly nymph.MOV
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- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 18 Jan 2010
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immature form of the alderfly. found in sample from the LA River.
immature form of the alderfly. found in sample from the LA River.
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Alderfly laying eggs
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This female alderfly decided to lay eggs on my door.
This female alderfly decided to lay eggs on my door.
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This female alderfly decided to lay eggs on my door.
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Mud Alderfly larva
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- Duration: 0:48
- Updated: 13 Jul 2013
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The larval stage of the Mud Alderfly (Sialis lutaria). Alderfly larvae are predators of the pond bottom, and live in silty, vegetation rich environments. This i...
The larval stage of the Mud Alderfly (Sialis lutaria). Alderfly larvae are predators of the pond bottom, and live in silty, vegetation rich environments. This is the commonest species to be found in garden ponds.
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The larval stage of the Mud Alderfly (Sialis lutaria). Alderfly larvae are predators of the pond bottom, and live in silty, vegetation rich environments. This is the commonest species to be found in garden ponds.
- published: 13 Jul 2013
- views: 341
Alderfly - Family Sialidae
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- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 24 May 2012
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An Alderfly is a member of the Order Megaloptera which includes Fishflies, Alderflies and Dobsonflies. The aquatic larvae live among small stones in slow-moving...
An Alderfly is a member of the Order Megaloptera which includes Fishflies, Alderflies and Dobsonflies. The aquatic larvae live among small stones in slow-moving streams. As I held up this Alderfly I reviewed what I could remember about this order of insects and then recalled that female Dobsonflies bite. What about Alderflies ? Do they bite ? This one seemed to be enjoying the warmth of my fingers and seemed reluctant to be put back on a leaf. Alderflies are often attracted to lights at night. Their four membranous wings fold over their bodies like a tent similar to adult caddisflies and some moths. Alderflies and Megalopterans develop by complete metamorphosis, Seen at Stoney Creek, Burnaby, BC May 23, 2012
wn.com/Alderfly Family Sialidae
An Alderfly is a member of the Order Megaloptera which includes Fishflies, Alderflies and Dobsonflies. The aquatic larvae live among small stones in slow-moving streams. As I held up this Alderfly I reviewed what I could remember about this order of insects and then recalled that female Dobsonflies bite. What about Alderflies ? Do they bite ? This one seemed to be enjoying the warmth of my fingers and seemed reluctant to be put back on a leaf. Alderflies are often attracted to lights at night. Their four membranous wings fold over their bodies like a tent similar to adult caddisflies and some moths. Alderflies and Megalopterans develop by complete metamorphosis, Seen at Stoney Creek, Burnaby, BC May 23, 2012
- published: 24 May 2012
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Alderfly larva (Megaloptera)
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- Duration: 0:19
- Updated: 05 Mar 2015
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Video taken at Terra Cotta Conservation Area in 2014
To find out more information visit: http://ecospark.ca/changingcurrents/alderfly
Video taken at Terra Cotta Conservation Area in 2014
To find out more information visit: http://ecospark.ca/changingcurrents/alderfly
wn.com/Alderfly Larva (Megaloptera)
Video taken at Terra Cotta Conservation Area in 2014
To find out more information visit: http://ecospark.ca/changingcurrents/alderfly
- published: 05 Mar 2015
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Alder fly caddis hatch Androscoggin River NH
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From beetles and butterflies to dragonflies and lice, bugs from the following orders are all good enough to eat. Not being much of an eater of things with legs in the first place, partaking of those from the creepy-crawly family of edibles doesn’t hold much appeal to me personally. But I might be in the minority there, especially when considering entomophagy from an international perspective ... 1. Anoplura. Lice ... Alderflies and dobsonflies ... ....
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This is reportedly a giant Dobsonfly, the world's largest, with a wingspan of 21 centimeters (8.3 inches), large enough to cover your face. The world's largest aquatic insect has reportedly been found in China ... Scientific American reports that they have only been identified as being the order Megaloptera, which includes alderflies and Dobsonflies, while CNN quotes a local museum as saying they are giant Dobsonflies (note ... email ... OR ... Life....
>Volunteers monitor Upper Michigan streams
Edit Seattle Post 30 May 2014
NEGAUNEE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — On a recent sunny, unseasonably warm afternoon at the Yellow Dog River, just off of the Marquette County Road 510 bridge, more than a dozen people were in the water looking for bugs. Macroinvertebrae, to be exact ... Alderfly larvae, crayfish and dragonfly nymphs are listed as being somewhat sensitive, while aquatic worms, leeches and pouch snails can thrive in even the worst environmental conditions ... ... ___....
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