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    I was rereading AC's archives (2nd quarter 2003). Did anyone find out what kind of bug that was.
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    I give up. What is the name of the article?

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    I'm no entomologist but I'd say that AC was a bit off track thinking that was a midge.
    I'd say that bug was one of the small, parasitic, solitary wasps.


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    Taxon It was called the nuclar bug in ACs archive.

    Dudley The reason I was asking, I tied up my verson of it and tryed it at the trout durbey at the blue river in OK. I wish I had tyed more of them . After 17 trout it fell apart. The only bug I found that had any red in it was a dragon fly. Thank you for your input.
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    Okay, I found the article, Nuclear Bugs. It was written by Al Campbell. Somehow, when you said AC's archives, I managed to translate that to JC's archives. Ah well.

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    I believe Al's "Nuclear Fly" to be of order Diptera (True Flies), probably of family Lauxaniidae (Beach Flies), possibly of genus Minettia, which contains (16) N. American species.


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    hey Donn

    How'd you do in the derby?

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    Taxon Thank you for the info. It gives me a place to start. I would like to see if this type of bug is natve to the blue in OK.

    Robin 1st. place in the flyfishing divison.
    I hope to go to the blue this sat. The tp&w won't stock PK.for one more week and I can't wait that long. Hope to see you there.
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