Originally Posted by
Byron haugh
Mick,
Are you suggesting that you don't use the same entomology designations as in the US?
I realize that common names vary as they are "common" names.
And I believe the video was referring to a certain member of the mayfly family, and calling it by a "common" name rather than its specific scientific name.
No........ I guess that the term Mayfly to you guys is a different generic term for all upwings. Whereas to us it refers to two or three varieties of specific flies.
I also suppose that the types of flies we get here may be different from the ones that hatch on your waters. Having said that I really don't know.............
Best regards and tight lines
Mick Porter
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