And I was wondering if anyone had agood one that shows the stages of Mayflies, Caddis, and Stoneflies??? Thanks in advance. Murph.
May want to check out the Dave Hughes book, Handbook of Hatches. Not exactly small chart form, but easily carried with you.
Anotther book (smaller, tall pocket size) is Dave Hughes Western Streamside Guide. Bugs and what to use to imitate them.
Murphlax34,
There are a series of pocket guides for fly fishing by Dr. Ron Cordes of the FFF. The two that I think refer best to your quest for a bug identification chart. The nice thing about these pocket guides is they are made out of a waterproof material and are spiral bound for easy viewing.
Give Northern Lights a call at the below phone number and order these books.
The Ron Cordes Pocket Guide To the Food Organisms Of Trout & Their Imitiation
The Ron Cordes Pocket Guide To Nymph Fishing with Gary LaFontaine
Northern Lights Publishing
1-866-235-5433
Larry 
—sagefisher—
Someone posted a link on here a while ago with the most amazing photo chart of mayflies I had ever seen. I will see f I can find.
Sorry to resurrect an oldie but I’d love to see that chart Waders if you ever found it…
joshuabergan.com/images/photos/Fishing/Aquatic_insects/images1/
I don’t think hot links are allowed so cut and paste the above string to your browser…
It may be just what you are looking for.
Take care…
Steve Molcsan
Steve…you might cast kinda goofy (easy now…) but this single link redeemed you…:mrgreen:
Thank you. Terrific pics.
Jeremy.
We have bug identification right here on FAOL…in two places.
Under the Fly Fishing 101 are wonderful photos by Al Campbell of the insect stages AND
the fly to use. Scroll down to Insects!
http://www.flyanglersonline.com/begin/101/
For more complete descriptions, we have Not Quite Entomology:
http://www.flyanglersonline.com/features/nqento/archive.php
Real help for real fly fishers.