Time to night fish!

I love when the big flies hatch. Last night at midnight in Parkway Center Mall several of these were flying around the lights outside. I managed to get one to land on my hand. (Not hard with Mayflies around lights: they're always looking for something to land on, you just need to give it to them.)

I'm trying to identify the species and the closest I've found is this Hex. One difference is that in the flies I found, the dorsal patterning was the same color, but clearly divided stripes instead of a connected row. Each segment had its own stripe. The abdomen, legs (which had no markings), and "tails" were the same color, which matched the one in the link, the thorax had just a touch of light brown between the leg joints, and the wings were veiny but clear. The tails are almost the exact same length as the body.

This would be an awesome time to fish around the Point area at night. Aside from the White Fly hatch I don't know a better time to get surprised by big fish and unusual species on a dry fly. Smallies and Walleyes are almost a given.

There was one of those on my car a couple weeks ago.  I left my house to leave for work and it was hanging out on the back window.  Sadly there were no walleye or smallmouth present...  Figures.