Like all other Stenacron interpunctatum (inter punk tate um) canadense nymphs are clingers preferring fast riffles. Like Stenonema, a freshly hatched Stenacron dun has black eyes that change color after exposure to light. Stenacron never hatch in great numbers, but will hatch sporadically though the day on cooler cloudy days. The majority of Stenacron hatches are concentrated on the lower east, west branch, and the main stem. It's rare to find Stenacron canadense in any number on the upper sections of the east, and west branch. Stenacron canadense range in color from almost white to pale yellow, and are almost identical to Stenonema ithaca except for their smaller size and lighter color. Although rarely found on the water in any great numbers canadense, especially the spinners are of major importance to the fly fisher hatching sporadically from mid June through August, and spinner falls through mid September. Spinners range in color from white to pale yellow.