Damsels in Distress Video

[Mark K]

An amazing video.

 

[Mark K]

Here is a cool pattern. i follow this guy's page on You Tube. He mentions video above. That's how I found it.

 

[ronk]

Amazing for sure!!

[John Gillio]

Lesson to be learned: Don't fly your helicopter too close to the open sea.

[Mark K]

I have a video somewhere I shot from kayak. it was on the Kank and damsels were locked and ovipositing eggs and smallies were just going crazy over them. I have a feeling if I start carrying a damsel pattern it will almost certainly ensure that I will never see that happen again.

[Rob G]

On some of the slower more shallow streams I frequent during the summer, it's not uncommon to see a smallie busting a damsel. But, on the local ponds around here, the greenies are always looking to snatch a dragon and it's a definite go-to fly.

 

Thanks for sharing. Mark.

[Mark K]

The big blue green ones are green darners.

Green Darners Mating by Mark Kasick, on FlickrYeah I have seen that too, LM just going airborne over them. Not just one

[Jim J]

So.....

 

Did they get out to fish??? and cream em or just take some nice video?

[Mark K]

Dunno. If I want to watch someone cream 'em I'll put on reruns of Bill Dance and watch him fish a private phosphate pit. :-)

[Steve S.]

There's a pretty good blue damsel bite on the Menominee River in the summer. Fun stuff!