Just thought I'd share a nice photo.

[Mc Tool]

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[redneck joe]

 

[tphoyt]

Lookin good Joe

 

[aspeck]

 

[metalchewy]

Lake Mohave, trolling from a canoe near Fire Mountain Cove.

 

[metalchewy]

Ran across this old hand trolly north of Willow Bay on the Colorado River, North of Lake Mohave, south of the Hoover Dam.

I assume it was used to get equipment and materials across the canyon long before Davis Dam existed.

 

[tphoyt]

A nice quiet day on Cape Poge aka Chappaqciddick

 

[tphoyt]

Chicago from above today

 

[redneck joe]

Out the back door last night

 

[southkogs]

Snuck in a trip down to FL to get a few dives in. Haven't managed to get in the water much this year.



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Ran into this guy on one of the sites.

 

[Mc Tool]

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Apart from the gravel on the beach that could be just about any lake in NZ .
Boat looks good . I do like to see older stuff that is well presented , helps me to know that there are still sensible people that are not blinded by modern technology.
Someone mentioned about how 10% of the fishermen catch 90% of the fish . I would say that that the other 90% probly rely heavily modern technology instead of basic skills and still think that throwing money at it is a substitute for lack of skill ( buys fish on the way home )

 

[redneck joe]

Apart from the gravel on the beach that could be just about any lake in NZ .
Boat looks good . I do like to see older stuff that is well presented , helps me to know that there are still sensible people that are not blinded by modern technology.
Someone mentioned about how 10% of the fishermen catch 90% of the fish . I would say that that the other 90% probly rely heavily modern technology instead of basic skills and still think that throwing money at it is a substitute for lack of skill ( buys fish on the way home )

Watched them again today, half of them staring at a 20 inch screen. I threw lines, trolled, napped, drank beer, grilled and I probably had as much action as they did which was zero.

Here was my day. I've got a couple three years before I can officially be on the govt teat so I'm practicing when I can. There is a 50 foot waterfall up in the woods across from me so that sound was my soundtrack for the day.

 

[redneck joe]

I have a local fish place here in nowhere tennessee. Funny because I know more about fish than they do, but they are learning. They used to throw away the salmon belly. I started asking them to save for me and then they tried it now i pay 20 bucks a pound for the stuff.

First couple skin off

 

[redneck joe]

Last , biggest, piece i left skin on. Soooo much good fat. I brought terriaki for dipping.

 

[redneck joe]

Since it was a bigger piece it needed to rest so I grabbed three rocks and put on the bow. Should brought a fork. It was so tender it was falling apart too much, and trust me not from being overcooked.
What you see here is a nice layer of belly fat.