Mayfly Life Cycle: trout view

Mayfly nymph, emerger, dun, and spinner life stages filmed underwater as trout see them. Clingers, crawlers, burrowers and swimmer mayflies are profiled for the fly fisherman, aquatic ecologist, student, and budding entomologist to see, for the first time, in their natural state. This chapter 2 from Ralph and Lisa Cutter's "Bugs of the Underworld"

[@wjb442]

Very interesting. Thanks!

[@Enpassantful]

Very good indeed, thanks for posting this.

[@kichigan1]

Grace, Love, Pasion, Fly, Swim, a good day in life.

[@RC-px2vx]

Beautifully done video. Thank you for the lesson.

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Fantastic video!

[@stephenclinton9794]

Mayfly larva are cool
Clawerr,Clingers,Burrowers and swimmers
SOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOL

[@IIBjan]

Very much to learn, even for a experienced flyfisher.

[@caileanmoore2835]

Excellent video. Very informative.

[@avaspakrashi3053]

ultimate urge of living ..... LIFE is so fascinating .

[@MrTruthhurts777]

Thanks for the video. Very interesting and well-produced.

[@MrDeweyG]

Great Video Must see for new Fly fishers

[@raulgarcia5230]

This is awesome ! answers alot of questions for me, thanks!

[@PRACERZ]

WOW, great vid !!

[@91boltshockey]

This may seem boring to most anglers, but trust me, it will bring highly valuable knowledge to you when it comes to nymphing.

[@ellis20022]

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[@mightymicster]

I was thinking to myself: "Now I got the bass figured out!" :D

[@sakthicon]

I found these in my Fish Fry tank... Great info. Thank you.

[@robbiesflytyingchannel]

Very informative!

[@larryglatt2548]

Well done!

[@qn35]

marvelous - thx!

[@TsedenishSarangerel]

Excellent video I ever seen. Very valuable. Could you please share the video in HD version? Thanks so much.

[@methylester]

This was filmed in standard definition. The DVD is crisp, but my upload to TH-cam is pretty bad. I'm not sure how to make it better. Mid current posted (with my permission) a copy on Vimeo that is higher resolution. ~ Ralph

[@FlyfishingPEI]

Very nice video.

[@WEESTRAWZ]

Very Nice!

[@ChrisWalklet]

Very nice.

[@ruthidium]

very well done

[@TBFishy]

thx i im doing a report on the mayfly and this helped with some of it

[@bassassasin123]

awsome

[@WimGrundy]

Hydrodynamically marvelous! i loved the emergence - no music, just a frog, at night. I hear hellgrammites emerge during thunderstorms? maybe tough to get the full lifecycle of the dobsonfly! Oh, and don't we humes have a crisis phase similar to mayflies'? ;>)

[@BMSWEB]

nice video

[@stumpydlugi8723]

This reminds me of something the teacher would play in school

[@langepang]

Hi! Could I use some of this footage in a film project? It would only be for a few seconds and I would't use the audio. You would of course be mentioned in the credits. Thanks.

[@methylester]

Sure!

[@festusbrown]

cool

[@sage1wt]

such a great video, you should buy another camera when you get the chance. it would only make it better

[@tinylittlemildred]

386?

[@TheSandwhichman108]

You think it would be possible for a genius of mayflies were over millions of years of evolution forsake there winged adult forms to live entirely in water particularly the crawlers and swimmer nymphs.

[@Zigazgman1]

@drpinto28 24 hours.

[@sergiodallago5492]

fashinating !

[@Mixture-r7b]

Really I know your language very little

[@andrewjorgenson9976]

To trout there know as dinner,lol

[@jonathanhillhouse9687]

They live underwater for 2 years before becoming adults...

[@michaelniemeyer6164]

Ah they fall into the water, yea right, they fall everywhere especially under lights and create a slippery stinky mess.

[@Peter-lm5xp]

Fly fish save go to the bathroom

[@MissTataromongol]

so good works, so sh*t quality as final here...

[@showrater1]

yuck

[@philipbailey7092]

Rubbish, can not even get the species correct.