Rainy day reading.

We're supposed to be having a very stormy Sunday here today (although the sun is still out), so I'm glad I got a "new" book in the mail this week. 1964 First Edition of Outdoor Life - America's Favorite Fishing. Hoping to pick up a few new/old pointers for catching bluegill! .

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You're never the only fisherman on the water.

You're never the only fisherman on the water. Fishing gives us some tremendous wildlife viewing opportunities if you can remember to stop and look around once in a while.

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The mangroves

The mangroves are pretty striking when you get underneath them. I'm thinking these are the saltwater equivalent to the rhododendron in the mountains. You're drawn to cast under them, but they both like to eat flies! .

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Spent a little time looking over the bow this morning.

Spent a little time looking over the bow this morning. No fish yet in the new year, but we'll keep trying.
 

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Throwing it back to that time...

Throwing it back to that time I went swimming in the Chatooga! It was a beautiful, crisp winter day in the north Georgia mountains!!

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Reaching back into the archives once again...

Reaching back into the archives once again (we really need to go fishing!), fondly remembering wet wading Frogtown Creek and getting ice built up in the guides!!

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Maiden Voyage

Found a picture of the maiden voyage in my Equinox kayak up on Lake Lanier!

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