They’re not green drakes, there hecubas. At least that’s what I told the guy who was arguing that he had been seeing lots of green drakes on the Flathead lately. Another guy told me they were sulphers. Anyway, here are a couple images. Photos are borrowed from westfly.com and troutnut.com where you can geek out on all sorts of bug stuff.
![Mahogany Dun](https://bigforkanglers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/maho.jpg)
Mohogany dun - brownish - size 12-16
![Hecuba](https://bigforkanglers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/hecuba.jpg)
Hecuba - tannish olive with burgundy rib - size 12-8
![sulpher](https://bigforkanglers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/sulpher-300x289.jpg)
Sulpher Dun - yellow - size 12-14
Plenty of these bugs on the Blackfoot, Clark Fork, and Bitterroot lately but I was up the Middle Fork a week ago and found several hecubas and Mohos up there too.
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