It’s true, I have far too many pictures of fish – yet these are only a fraction of those I’ve caught since the inception of this blog. Even the most insignificant of pictures have stories behind them. Some of those stories are captured here, with others lost in time.
The majority of these photos are of trout, the places they inhabit or the bugs they eat. All fish were released unharmed (except a couple of those pesky upper Credit River pike).
Casting in the shallows on Big Crow Lake.
Simple Isonychia tie.
Small stream fly fishing
One of several Deer spotted while fishing the Grand.
A handsome brookie from a tiny stream.
Caddis or BWO Emerger
The campsite north of the chutes on the West Aubinadong
A Gray Fox Dun from the Credit River
Some riffles on the Crow River
Native brown trout.
Colorful spring Brook Trout.
Calm while paddling an opening on the West Aubinadong River
Largemouth Bass
A dull colored Isonychia dun from a Southern Ontario river.
My first brook trout of the trip, on my first cast of the trip!
A pretty native brookie.
A big warrior brown with some prior jaw damage.
Put-in a Gong Creek from Gong Lake
