Some species spend most of their time coiled into a tight ball in the most disgusting, decomposing goop one is likely to scoop with an Eckman dredge. Most samples are found rolled up in decomposing weeds. Many assume that they are seldom available to trout and therefore unimportant but stomach contents dictate differently. They move from place to place and make opportunistic forage for trout. Eventually, most species migrate toward shore for pupation and ignite an underwater hatch that one can hardly ignore.
Most fishers are totally unaware of their presence or indeed that such occurrences happen annually.
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