The Fish Fly Attack on Lake St. Clair Michigan
Every year at the beginning of summer, communities around Lake St. Clair in Michigan are invaded by millions of inch-long bugs that live only about two days and then die, coating everything in sight. This year, the flies are especially bad. WSJ's Michael Ramsey reports.
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