shad flies
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Location: North Bay, Ontario
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who else has shad flies? we have a very healthy lake by the number of shads we have each year. Lights near the lake are turned off as much as possible as that is what attracts them. Smell fishy when they die within hours of coming ashore
#4
We call those "lacewings". I haven't seen a single one this year, but we never have that many anyway. It's just been way to dry here for the past several months.
We do have an abundance of grasshoppers, but it's so hot the fish haven't been biting.
We do have an abundance of grasshoppers, but it's so hot the fish haven't been biting.
#8
At our lake, they only last about 24 hours and then they die and don't come back till next year.
is that the meaning of life after death?
I am dealing with japanesse beatles right now. YUK my poor garden
is that the meaning of life after death?
I am dealing with japanesse beatles right now. YUK my poor garden
#9
Originally Posted by MissSandra
At our lake, they only last about 24 hours and then they die and don't come back till next year.
is that the meaning of life after death?
I am dealing with japanesse beatles right now. YUK my poor garden
is that the meaning of life after death?
I am dealing with japanesse beatles right now. YUK my poor garden
At least we don't have the plague of ticks some areas are having this year. A friend and her hubby both got lyme disease recently from deer ticks.
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