What a great day after work looks like. This was yesterday. Living in Montana is a very cool thing just incase you ever wondered.
Big female brookie!
One more nice male brookie all colored up.
Plus a really cool bonus find on the way in. Even an old dog finds a bone now and then.
awesome pics, nice fish, and beautiful scenery
You are one lucky man, Sky.....to be living in such an awesome place !!!!!
Southern Gentleman
Wow.
All I can say. Wow.
BKB
ps.....what is Mr. No Toes' status right now there?
Viva Renaldo!
Beautiful! Well, except for that dude in all the pics!
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness" - Mark Twain
Barry, let me put it this way I was wearing Rocky Snake Boots.
I could never get tired of living like that! Congrats on a great day.
A Government that pays people to do nothing destorys their willingness to do anything!
Very nice BS! How do you like that fishing vest? Do you wade with it? Can it carry a lot of stuff? Is it handy? Can you tie a new rig on quickly? Can it hold water? Do you recommend it for a river fisherman? I like my backpack setup but my only complaint is having to sling it around to switch baits.
If we all threw our problems in a pile, and you saw everyone else's problems-- you'd take yours back.
Len I quite like the vest and don't know what I'd do without it anymore. It goes everywhere with me when I fish. It can carry a lot of stuff and I looked around quite a bit before I found one with big enough pockets for most of what I carry. It is very handy. Not sure what the vest has to do with tying on a rig quickly, but yes I tie up fast. The fest is not water proof but designed to drain water if it gets wet. Using a back pack like you are currently doing would drive me crazy having to turn it around all the time. I use the heck out of my day pack, but it's mostly for hunting unless I'm hiking in somewhere for a long day trip. Even then, I'm still wearing my fishing vest. It's like having the best of both worlds when I have the vest and the pack.
I NEED to catch me one of those fish...or more.
Thanks. What I meant by rigging quickly is with my backpack (assume I'm always standing in the river) I have to take one shoulder strap off and swing it around to access my tackle. If I had everything in my vest it seems like I could solve that problem.
Oh, and why do you have hemostats? I'm assuming you'd be the first weed smoking Mormon I know
If we all threw our problems in a pile, and you saw everyone else's problems-- you'd take yours back.
Geeze Len, nobody smokes J's any more. That's so 1990s.
BKb
Viva Renaldo!
I use the hemostats to remove hooks from the fish. They are lighter and handier than needle nose pliers.
Gorgeous..
If you turn a dog loose to hunt – you’d better to be ready to deal with what he trees.
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