Spinner is a term referring to the fully grown adult insect. Following the final stage from dun to spinner, the emergent adult dries itself again and reserves strength. Usually at sunset is when you start to see the "dance." when the bugs gather in clouds of thousands . After the spinners dance for a while the female mayflies will deposit there eggs by either an egg sack or landing on the surface and depositing them. Either way this makes the may females vulnerable and a feast for the trout to gorge on. When all the mating and egg laying is over the mayflies die and fall to the waters surface. Then the trout will feed heavily on ‘spent ‘ spinners.

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Rusty Spinner Fly

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code:3653

Hern's Spent Drake Fly

code:711

Pale Morning Dun Fly

code:736

Pale Morning Dun Spinner Fly

code:737

March Brown Spinner Fly

code:873

Large Dark Olive Spinner Fly

code:893

Red Spinner Fly

code:895

Iron Blue Spinner (male) Fly

code:932

Adams Spinner Fly

code:933

Jenny Spinner Fly

code:938

Iron Blue Spinner Fly

code:943

Spent White Drake Fly

code:1016

Moneymore Fly

code:1017

Flying Caddis Fly

code:1034

Ginger Spinner Fly

code:1035

Sherry Spinner Fly

code:1453

Polywing Spinner Fly

code:2015

Crippled Mayfly Fly

code:2161

Andrew Ryan's Sherry Spinner Fly

code:2236

Red Butt Spinner (MP81) Fly

code:2309

Dark Butt Spinner (MP82) Fly

code:2310

White Body Spinner (MP85) Fly

code:2311

Duncan's Mayfly Spinner Fly

code:2320

Dark Butt Spinner Fly

code:2938

Red Butt Spinner Fly

code:2970

Dark Butt CDC Spinner Fly

code:2971

White Body CDC Spinner Fly

code:2972