Fly Fishing Hatch Chart: Northeast Hatches Deerfield River & New England

Fly Hatch Chart for the Deerfield River, Salmon River and others in the Northeast, New England & East Coast

Northeast & New England Fly Hatches		Deerfield River River, Westfield River

Insects that may be hatching on or around the Deerfield River. The Deerfield can offer irratic hatches at times due to fluctuating water temps, releases and flows. A Basic Eastern Hatch Selection will normally insure success along Western Massachusetts rivers with a variety of Big 'N Ugly Terrestrials and Wulff patterns.

Date Range	Size	Insect
March 1 to May 30	16,18	Little Black Caddis
March 15 to April 15	12,14	Quill Gordon
March 1 to October 30	16,18,20,22,4,26	Midge
April 1 to May 15	18,20	Blue Winged Olive
April 1 to May 15	14,16	Hendrickson
April 15 to May 15	16,18,20	Little Mahogany
May 1 to May 30	14,16	Large Sulfur
May 1 to June 15	10,12	March Brown
May 15 to May 30	12,14	Gray Fox
May 15 to May 30	16,18,20	Little Sulfur
May 15 to June 15	8,10	Eastern Green Drake
May 15 to July 15	10,12	Eastern Gray Drake
May 15 to July 31	14,16	Light Cahill
May 15 to September 15	12,14	Little Yellow Stonefly
June 1 to July 15	12,14	Yellow Drake
June 1 to July 15	6,8	Hexagenia
June 1 to July 15	8,10	Brown Drake
June 1 to July 15	18,20	Blue Winged Olive
June 1 to August 15	12,14	Isonychia
July 1 to July 15	8	Golden Drake
July 1 to August 15	16,18	Slate Winged Olive
July 1 to September 30	22,24	Trico
August 1 to August 31	12,14,16	White Mayfly
August 1 to September 30	22,24	Tiny Blue Winged Olive
September1 to September 30	18,20	Blue Winged Olive

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