Damselfly? I know a lot of local lakes get the damselfly nymphs climbing out of 
the water this time of year, along with the Beaverhead River. The are long and 
skinny, green when in nymph form and turn out blue. Look like, and probably 
incorrectly called, a dragon fly once they have taken to the air. I know that 
on Hebgen Lake last weekend there were a ton of them hatching, and the trout 
liked them. 
>>> "Wes Wada" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8/2/2006 10:32 pm >>>
OK,

I see the description now:

When on the Lake I noticed a large, clumsy fly emerge that looked
like a Salmon fly.  I watched one crawl out of its nymphal shuck.
They are very clumsy flyers and the adults often ended up in the lake.

Is there a  variety of Salmon fly that lives in lakes and emerges from the
surface?  Or was I mistaking this bug for something else?

It had a large green body but only half the size of a large salmon
fly,it had wings stretched across its abdomen like a salmon fly, that
proved to be double wings when it flew.


Any body out there familiar with a Stone fly that lives in lakes?
Could it have been a very large Caddis?

Wes

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