Definition of mud-eye in English:

mud-eye

noun

Australian

单词	mud-eye
释义	Definition of mud-eye in English: mud-eye noun Australian The larva of a dragonfly, used by anglers as bait. he used mud-eyes to snare both fish within an hour Example sentencesExamples They were only aware of one attempt at mud-eye farming, and it did not last all that long. The next day, John took a couple of Mud-Eyes off me and went upstream. A singular bit of luck came to me once when fishing with a mud-eye. They are searching eagerly for Mud-eyes, which are a favourite food of the trout. Big trout moved in close, attracted by migrating mudeyes in summer, and crickets in autumn. Mudeyes head straight for the cover of vegetation where they are less likely to be found by hungry trout on dinner patrol. Food sources like mudeyes and minnows congregate around timber. Best of all our natural baits was the mud-eye. The best flies have been Pheasant tail nymph, Blue Dun and midge balls during the day and mudeye at night. We have not yet seen a good imitation of the mud-eye for the wet fly fisherman.
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