For hungry trout, few meals compare to the giant salmonfly, a finger-size slug of protein that packs more meat in one gulp than a handful of lesser bugs. But on Colorado’s Arkansas River, the famed salmonfly has been missing from the menu for upwards of a century, the casualty of a toxic past. Now an effort to re-establish the bug, seeks to add a fresh chapter to the Arkansas River.
Link (via: The Gazette)
