1 hour ago, A-Jay said:

The First Hookset of the morning, Always Feels Really Good ~

A-Jay

Not sure which you like better. Fishing or taking pictures of yourself fishing. Either way, cool pic 

21 minutes ago, slonezp said:

Not sure which you like better. Fishing or taking pictures of yourself fishing. Either way, cool pic 

I like to mix it up.

A-Jay

 

 

 

Waddaya Lookin At?

 

 

Polk County, Florida

 

7 hours ago, 12poundbass said:

 

They're not native to north America...it was in the wild?

 

Yes, they are a native species in Portugal.

2 hours ago, Jelvas said:

 

Yes, they are a native species in Portugal.

Oh I forgot you're in Portugal. Lol

9 hours ago, CroakHunter said:

Looks like the jug rock that's around shoals Indiana

That one is from Laurel Lake here in KY.

On 6/30/2017 at 7:14 PM, RoLo said:

 

 

Waddaya Lookin At?

 

 

Just thinking of what's for dinner, seared bovine flesh ?!

James, beautiful kayak, I hope it is yours.  That photo is of the Ski Nautique area, the back portion of Canyon Lake, correct?

3 hours ago, OCdockskipper said:

James, beautiful kayak, I hope it is yours.  That photo is of the Ski Nautique area, the back portion of Canyon Lake, correct?

Yup, That is my kayak, just got into kayak a few months back when my wife bought this kayak for me on our anniversary. And yes that is a launch area on back lake, ski slalom lake. I always fish this lake around those tree either bank or kayak.

 

Central Florida

(cypress knees)

 

Black Creek Mississippi. Red Bellies, Bluegills, Spotted Bass & Largemouth can be caught. A 3 pounder is a monster.

 

 

Sandhill Cranes are very common on Lake Wales Ridge, which is largely xeric sandhill.

They stand about 4½ feet tall and are magnificent on the wing.

This one walked into our yard to take a drink from my wildlife pond.

They have little fear of man and generally tolerate a close approach

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Roger

 

 

1 hour ago, RoLo said:

 

 

Sandhill Cranes are very common on Lake Wales Ridge, which is largely xeric sandhill.

They stand about 4½ feet tall and are magnificent on the wing.

This one walked into our yard to take a drink from my wildlife pond.

They have little fear of man and generally tolerate a close approach

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Roger

 

 

Must not get hunted down there. Folks hunt them here and , I guess anyways, eat them. 

7 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Must not get hunted down there. Folks hunt them here and , I guess anyways, eat them. 

 

You are right, they are protected in Florida but I'm not sure why.

Though the sandhills are doing very well, the whooping crane didn't adapt so well to man's world,

(only about 350 living in the wild). Reminds me of the barred owl versus the spotted owl.

 

Roger

 

Lake Arbuckle, FL

(bald cypress / spatterdock)

 

Roger

Went fishing to the private lake I have access to yesterday with a good friend.  One the drive out (2.5 hours) we were almost hit by a kamikaze dove, then a falcon, and then this guy who apparently did not do a very good job of gauging the distance x speed x lift. 

 

 

walked around DC on Monday for a few hours

Atchafalaya Basin Louisiana

 

Lake Walk-In-Water, FL

Gator Cloud

 

 

The pic you post when you get shutout!

It's funny how we're all alike. I have several nice sunset pictures saved from when I've been skunked.

Well I feel bad.

 

I don't have a p picture to post like Bull and 12pound.

 

Been a rough day!

Wolf River Harrison County South Mississippi