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Guadalupe
Insects
Photos of Aquatic Insects on the Guadalupe River |
| These aquatic insects were found on the Guadalupe River. Click thumbnail photo to view full-size image. If you are able to identify any of these insects, please contact me. Check out my Guadalupe River Hatch Chart for a list of the most common insects on the river. |
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Interesting photo of a Slate Wing Drake (Isonychia) dun, emerger and nymphal shuck. The mayfly measured 1.2 cm from eyes to base of tail. (12/03) |
Photo of a Slate Wing Drake nymphal shuck. It measures 2 cm from head to tail. (5/04) |
Tiny tricos caught in a spider's web. (4/04) |
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Blue-Winged Olive (Baetis) found on the Guadalupe (12/03) |
My friend Randy landing a rainbow in a nice Baetis hatch (12/03). |
Caddis on the Guadalupe dip to lay their eggs. (11/03) |
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Light yellow mayfly (Light Cahill). |
Mayfly nymph in the Heptageniidae family probably |
Large yellow mayfly, Hexagenia (5/04) |
Damselfly nymph Coenagrionidae Argia (11/03) |
Same nymph next to a large strike indicator that is 17 mm long not including rubber bands (11/03). |
Large flesh colored nymph next to BB split shot (11/03) |
So-so picture of a caddis fly taken near the dam. (9/04) |
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