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No USGS gauge on Long Mountain Creek reports water temperature, so this report is the hatch record and the classification rather than a live number. September is Blue-Winged Olive, Cranefly, Green Rock Worm / Green Weenie and Caterpillar in this region — 17 insects are recorded as active.
Water temperature right now
No gauge on this river answered with a temperature when this page was built. That is a gap in the gauge network, not a judgement about the water.
What is hatching in September
| Insect | Hook | Active at |
|---|---|---|
| Blue-Winged Olive | #16–22 | 38–58 °F |
| Cranefly | #6–10 | 40–65 °F |
| Green Rock Worm / Green Weenie | #10–14 | 45–68 °F |
| Caterpillar | #8–14 | 55–75 °F |
| Crayfish | #4–8 | 55–78 °F |
| Black Ant | #14–20 | 55–80 °F |
| Isonychia / Slate Drake | #10–14 | 55–70 °F |
| Leafhopper | #18–22 | 58–75 °F |
| Little Yellow May | #16–18 | 58–70 °F |
| Grasshopper | #8–12 | 60–80 °F |
| Trico | #20–24 | 58–72 °F |
| Cinnamon Flying Ant | #16–20 | 58–78 °F |
| Cricket | #10–14 | 55–75 °F |
| White Fly | #12–14 | 62–74 °F |
| Mahogany Dun | #16–18 | 45–58 °F |
| October Caddis | #8–10 | 45–58 °F |
| Water Boatman | #14–18 | 45–65 °F |
The rest of the state
This is one river. The Virginia report covers every region at once, and is refreshed at the same time as this page.
More about Long Mountain Creek
Long Mountain Creek — live water temperature, regulations and access
- Is Long Mountain Creek good for brook trout?
- Is Long Mountain Creek good for brown trout?
- When to fish Long Mountain Creek, Virginia
- Long Mountain Creek fishing regulations