It depends on which species you are imitating. Saying "stonefly nymph" is like saying "mayfly nymph," Horse," "car," or "food." It's a broad term that covers many possibilities.
So, no, it's not...
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It depends on which species you are imitating. Saying "stonefly nymph" is like saying "mayfly nymph," Horse," "car," or "food." It's a broad term that covers many possibilities.
So, no, it's not...