North Georgia and Southwestern North Carolina Hatch Chart

Presented by Members of TU 692

October

Insect	Time of Month	Time of Day	Suggested Fly	More Fly Patterns
Small Dun Caddis	All Month	Mid AM to Late PM	18 Brown Elk or Deer Hair Caddis	Caddis Patterns
			18 Gray Caddis Pupa
Speckled Gray-Brown Caddis	All Month	Late PM	14–16 Dark Elk Hair Caddis w/Yellow-Brown
			14–16 Dun & Yellow Caddis Pupa
Large October Caddis*	All Month	Early AM and Late PM	8-10 Ginger Elk Hair Caddis
			12-14 Ginger Stimulator
			8-10 Ginger Caddis Pupa
			10-12 October Caddis Emerger
			12-16 CDC October Caddis
Trico Mayfly	Early	AM	20 Trico Parachute	Mayfly Patterns
			14-18 Dickey's Olive Emerger
			14-20 Glen’s BLT
			18-20 Skull and Bones
			16-18 Just Add Water
Blue Quill Mayfly	All Month	Late AM to Mid PM	16-18 Blue Quill
			16-18 Blue Winged Olive Nymph
			16 Blue Quill Soft Hackle
			16-18 Pheasant Tail Nymph
Blue Winged Olive Mayfly	All Month	Late AM to Mid PM	16-18 Blue Winged Olive
			14-22 Biot Blue Wing Olive
			16 Eastern BWO Soft Hackle
			16-20 Blue Wing Olive Nymph
Mahogany Dun Mayfly	All Month	Afternoon	16-18 Mahogany Dun
		AM to Mid PM	18 Mahogany Dun Nymph
Midges	All Month	All Day	18-22 Griffith's Gnat	Midge Patterns
			18-22 Midge Pupa (Orange Body)
			20 Yellow Midge (Orange Body)
			16 Orange Palmer
Terrestrials	Early to Mid	Various	Ants, Beatles, Crickets, Inch-Worms, Hoppers, Etc.	Terrestrial Patterns
Alternate Fly Selections
No Insect	All Month	All Day	14-16 Au Sable Parachute	Attractors and Streamers
			12-14 October Caddis
			12-14 Red Butt Caddis
			16 Just Add Water (Dropper)
			12-18 Fiery Female Adams
			12-16 Prince Nymph
			12-16 Hare’s Ear Nymph
			12-16 Zugbug
			4-10 Brown Owl

* Important

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