Early Black Stonefy - Aurora Snowfly (Allocapnia aurora)

From today. bodies ribbed brown and black underneath.
 

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Question...whats the nymph look like?
 
They are tiny, two tails, dark body, size 16 hook. I generally fish a dark 14 or even 12 two tail soft hackle.
 
nymphs of the early black and brown stones:
 

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Yeah that second one is what they look like on Fishing Creek I believe...thanks!
 
Sandfly, what makes you say Allocapnia for the adult? I'm not sure but that adult looks pretty big, and A. aurora is a pretty rare stonefly and not documented in Berks County.
 
I saw some early black stoneflies out today.
 
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