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Originally Posted by Bigtoad
Those are the caddis larvae that he was referring to. They make a case out of reed stems or debris and poke their heads and legs out and crawl around in the weeds.
Insect larvae live in the water through the entire year. Dragonfly nymphs, damselfly nymphs, mayflies, caddis flies, mosquitos, chironomids... you name it.
I'm not a minnow expert but I'm assuming a fat-head minnow of some kind...
Cheers.
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Hey Bigtoad .... excellent explanation on the bugs, as well, I'm not sure about the minnows it had in it's gut ... Fat-head or perhaps Mud-minnow.
Pleased you enjoyed the pic's ....
Zip-Z