Family Hydropsychidae

**FAMILY HYDROPSYCHIDAE**
GENUS	hydropsyche/ceratopsyche
SPECIES	(Many species of close size and resemblances)
COMMON NAME	Spotted Sedge, Cinnamon Sedge
HOOK SIZE	16-18
EMERGENCE DATE	All season. Heavy in May and June

Water Type
Larval Type: Common net spinner
Adult Description: Body color: cinnamon-light brown Wings: Grayish brown with light tan speckling Legs: cinnamon Antenna: tan with dark rings.
Emerging Habits: Drifts for long distance both subsurface and in the surface film removing their shucks.
Oviposting Habits: Repeatedly dips to the surface and/or crawls underwater to deposit eggs. This activity occurs all day but heaviest in evening and mornings.
Fly Patterns: As net spinners, the larval pattern is a good bet most anywhere that this species occurs. During emergence, the trout feed on the pupae drifting along the bottom and in the surface film. Oviposting females may be imitated by wet flies returning to deposit eggs subsurface. Spent patterns for spinner fall.

GENUS cheumatopsyche

SPECIES pettiti, harwoodi

NAME Little Olive Sedge

HOOK SIZE 20-22

EMERGENCE DATE Throughout Trout season

Water Type
Larval Type: common net spinner
Adult Description: Body color:Green (lighter as season warms) Wings:Dark grayish brown w/lighter patches(early season) Tan w/darker markings (late season) Legs:Amber Antenna:Amber w/dark rings
Emerging Habits: Drifts for long distance both subsurface and in the surface film removing their shucks.
Oviposting Habits: Repeatedly dips to the surface and/or crawls underwater to deposit eggs. This activity occurs all day but heaviest in evening and mornings.
Fly Patterns: As net spinners, the larval pattern is a good bet most anywhere that this species occurs. During emergence, the trout feed on the pupae drifting along the bottom and in the surface film. Oviposting females may be imitated by wet flies returning to deposit eggs subsurface. Spent patterns for spinner fall.