Does anyone know what this is?

No, the assassin bug does not have the long thing in front. I know what assassin bugs and kissing bugs look like and this is not it. Thanks anyway!

No, the kissing bug does not have the long thing in front. I know what kissing bugs look like and this is not it. Thanks anyway!

No, the kissing bug does not have the long thing in front. I know what kissing bugs look like and this is not it. Thanks anyway!

No, the kissing bug does not have the long thing in front. I know what kissing bugs look like and this is not it. Thanks anyway!

No, the kissing bug does not have the long thing in front. I know what kissing bugs look like and this is not it. Thanks anyway!

No, assassin bugs / kissing bugs do not have the long thing in front. I know what they look like and this is not it. Thanks anyway!

I thought you had it until I realized there are differences. Thanks anyway.

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LOL yes it is. I sent the photo to Cornell Cooperative Extension for ID. TY for trying to help!

Trudy it is an adult caddis fly. The "long schnoz" is actually two antennae being held next to each other. I know what caddis fly larvae look like, living here in Adirondack lakes country (they are the ones in shallow lake water that make tiny little long "houses" around themselves with bits of debris such as grains of sand, tiny pieces of bark etc..) but I never knew what an adult looks like. So now we know!

me neither!