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).
A Green Drake-sipping Brown Trout from the Credit River
Another Island Lake escapee caught on the Credit.
Rapids on the upper Credit River.
Stillwater rainbow on the dry fly.
A female Sulphur spinner from the Credit River
Tranquility at camp Sunday morning
View from my campsite on Donald Lake.
Looking out onto Dickson Lake from the start of the Dickson Bonfield portage.
A southern Ontario golden stonefly. These have been on the water in good numbers this year.
Lunch on the Crow River, Algonquin Park
View from one of the campsites on Donald Lake
Late night native brown trout.
The remnants of a portage sign along the Crow River
My first “real” saltwater fish: a Spanish Mackerel
Great Blue Heron on the Grand River
Sunset on Big Crow Lake
Egret hitching a ride, on our way out into the Gulf.
A nice sunset to wrap up a long first day
This guy was living in my waders.
Another late September Brown Trout.