Hints of the approaching green drake hatch have Pennsylvanian anglers panting. "The giant mayfly is much easier to identify than most of the smaller sized 'bugs'trout eat. Look for a chalky white body and what may appear as pure white wings from a distance; the wings actually have a light brushing of light green. The light cahill in flight may cause some confusion, but once you see a green drake, you will be able to identify it with ease. It's a lot larger than the largest of cahills, and the body is much thicker." Dave Wolf in the Lebanon Daily News.
Awaiting the Green Drake
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