Description:
March Brown, Western
The Western March Brown's emergence should be called the "lunch-time hatch," as depending on the air temperature they hatch in the late mornings or early afternoons.

This is a great pattern to carry along when most other hatch activity has subsided or is yet to begin. They have very condensed hatches that last less than a couple of hours, but are very productive during the actual emergence and as the nymphs start their behavioral drift prior to emergence.

Distribution:
Northwestern States, Southwestern States,

Entomological Information:
Order: Ephemeroptera Family: Heptageniidae Genus: Rhithrogena Species: Ephemeroptera

Fish Species:
Trout

March Brown Wet Fly - $1.74
In the early afternoon, when the March Brown hatch will have a bit of a lull, pick up fish easily with this wet fly imitation.