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Angler's Entomology Podcast

Explore the wonderful world of the critters fish eat. Both insects and others, we learn how they live and survive and pick up fly fishing tips in the process.

Podcast · By Eric Frohmberg · English · Official site

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Sep 5, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Episode 55: Metamorphosis Pt. 1 (opens the original)

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    A discussion of metamorphosis - focusing on simple metamorphosis as it relates to mayflies, stoneflies, and damsel and dragonflies. And of course rambles about the nature of change. I hope you enjoy.

  2. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Ep. 55 Pics and Patterns for Metamorphosis Pt. 1 (opens the original)

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    Hey Everyone, Here are the pictures and patterns that are relevant to Part 1 on of metamorphosis - focusing in incomplete metamorphosis and the critters that do that. (Primarily mayflies, stoneflies and dragon and damselflies). First, though, as promised in the podcast, here is what a silverfish looks like. A little worse for wear - he's (or she) has been pickled for 8 years, so it's lost a lot of its color. Normally, they are a very silver color - hence the name. In some ways you may say this l

  3. Episode · Jul 4, 2026

    Ep 54 - Black Quills (opens the original)

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    Hey everyone. I hope you enjoy today's episode on black quills. I have some nice pics and patterns on the blog, so check that out too. Email me ( anglersent@gmail.com ) if you want a guided entomology/fishing trip and get your loot at Selene's Fly Shop .

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