I’ve mentioned
before that we enjoy fresh wild trout frequently at our table.
The fishermen come back and tell me stories
of all the fun they’ve had and
show me blurry photos and videos they took while they were trying to land said fish.
I enjoy fishing but not enough to spend days at it and not enough to
purchase an out of state license. Still they needed a photographer
that wasn’t trying to hold a net or a fishing pole.
show me blurry photos and videos they took while they were trying to land said fish.
I enjoy fishing but not enough to spend days at it and not enough to
purchase an out of state license. Still they needed a photographer
that wasn’t trying to hold a net or a fishing pole.
Besides, spending a day on a lake in Montana in the fall was an offer I couldn't refuse.
So four of
us—Son Beavis, DH, myself and
S.T.--Beavis’
friend and a fishing rookie, left for the lake.
It wasn’t
long before we met with success.
These trout
are BIG.
Both DH and Beavis were bringing them in
S.T. was
getting the hang of slinging a worm on the end of a fishing line
into the lake
without wrapping it around a sage brush.
Success for
the newbie!
Success for
everybody.
Did I
mention the scenery was stunning?
Oh, yeah, back to catching fish.
The legal
limit was five fish each and they were doing their best to reach it.
Catching
rainbows. Beauty, no?
The master
shows off a “little” one.
Then the
fish went off to do other fishy things.
Ho-hum--
It looked
like the end of fishing for this day. So
we went home.
There were
plenty of pictures and video of the day.
This post is
for the fishermen.
Next time there will
be photos of other stuff we saw.
