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).
Releasing a big late-evening caught brown trout.
Creeping Dogwood
Southern Ontario brookie.
Caddis or BWO Emerger
Ahh, finally back to the interior. A familiar site – end of the Opeongo-Proulx portage and start to my paddling, with the rain taking a break.
Crow River, Algonquin Park
A spruce grouse from my campsite along the Crow River.
A pretty brook trout taken on a Red Humpy.
Credit River
Simple, extended body Isonychia pattern.
Sulphur Soft Hackle
Another nice early season brookie.
Fishing directly behind our cottage on the holy waters of the AuSable.
Credit River Hendrickson
A Rainbow from predominately Brookie water.
Hellgrammite larva found under a rock in the river
Scenic Brookie water on the Credit River.
Great Blue Heron on the Grand River
Another Credit rainbow caught just before dark.