Michigan’s Hex Hatches
In this recent essay, Tom Hazelton writes about a trip to catch one of Michigan’s famous Hexagenia hatches. “News of the good spinner falls had percolated downstate and the nine-to-fivers — us, most years — were up north en masse, a sudden shift in human biomass, like the one that Hexagenia limbata makes as it migrates from streambed to sky every summer.” Via Hatch Magazine.
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