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Vagrant wrote: The only fish I eat is [rarely] a Tuna sandwich
You said "tuna",good for you. I always had a problem with the "tuna fish" thing. Is there another kind of creature in the animal kingdom named tuna that we should specify "fish"
I'll be ok,just got up this morning at 5:30 so I'm not quite right yet
This one refuses to "smarten up"
Third time I've caught it and I've had to pry it out of the mouth of BOTH Rommel and Gretchen
I'll try to AVOID catching it again
Looks like a planter. The rounded tail and tattered fins being the result of swimming in concrete tanks. Once a year, they have a free fish day at the hatchery down the street from me. A bare hook does fine.
Best regards,
Bonz
"A little rebellion now & then is a good thing"
Thomas Jefferson
It's a stockie, for sure but, slightly bigger than most [13" vs 11"]
So far this one has survived all the nasties, like herron and mink, that use the brook as a fast food joint
Vagrant wrote:It's a stockie, for sure but, slightly bigger than most [13" vs 11"]
So far this one has survived all the nasties, like herron and mink, that use the brook as a fast food joint
That water looks great. Is there any deep holes to go for a swim?
Vagrant wrote:It's a stockie, for sure but, slightly bigger than most [13" vs 11"]
So far this one has survived all the nasties, like herron and mink, that use the brook as a fast food joint
That water looks great. Is there any deep holes to go for a swim?
Maybe one spot [just barely] deep enough but it's only about 3 1/2 +/- feet deep and the bottom is a mixture of mud/rock/dead trees/brush - not ideal for swimming
I believe it's a cornsnake.
I had one in the basement one year and it sat [coiled up] and watched me rebuild a starter only 4" away. When I finished it crawled away
I keep thinking that I've caught the last one of the season
But after a day or two, I am corrected
It IS hard to take pics with a $30 camera and the dynamic duo jumpimg on you and trying to get a meal [and Trout that won't hold still]
And the hit's just keep comin,Luv it 
