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 good sized stillwater rainbow.
A sight for sore eyes – mall unmarked campsite on the West Aubinadong!
Hexagenia mayfly
An ugly little lizard fish – my first ever saltwater catch.
My own white miller pattern.
Resident Beaver
Looks like a nice home for a good sized animal.
My very first (photographed) Algonquin Park brookie. Nothing to write home about, but it’s a start!
Au Sable Rainbow Trout
Best come prepared for a grind – this is the longest portage in the park.
Simple, super floating hex pattern. For the females, I’ll add more coloration to the body.
A nice Credit River brown taken on a Grey Fox.
A decent Algonquin park river brookie
Small stream spring Brook Trout.
A little Grand River smallmouth bass.
Small stream rainbow.
Credit River Brown Trout with prior jaw damage.