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Isonychia mayflies offer some of the best dry-fly activity from late summer through early fall, especially in the Midwest and the East. Although they don't hatch in huge numbers, these bugs are big enough that trout can become quite excited. And when the mayflies that hatched sporadically throughout the day become concentrated during a. . .