"Seven Bridges Road": Look close!

4/7/10

Look close!

Snake wrestling a 10-11" Brook trout for dinner.

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The OtterApril 8, 2010 at 11:34 PM
This doesn't bode well for my fear of snakes. BTW, love the new header for the blog.
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Les LambethApril 10, 2010 at 1:23 AM
That is cool! Just goes to show you that we are not the only anglers on the water. He does not appear to be practicing catch and release! Does he not know this is Delayed Harvest???
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JohnApril 10, 2010 at 3:09 PM
Guess you could say he a master at wet wading too..lol
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My Blog on simple daily happenings and unexpected events on the stream that are worth a snap shot and a comment.

I enjoy Fly Fishing the Wild Trout Waters of Western North Carolina, being Outdoors and simple Photography. I found that some of the best opportunities for taking a picture happens when you least expect it and always when your not ready with a more formal camera.

In this blog, the photography is taken with either my Kodak M1033 HD , Olympus 550WP Pocket Cameras or my Droid Smart Phone from Motorola. At Times when I take a break from the weather or hours of wading the streams, I may use my Nikon P100 that will allow me to take a slightly better picture.

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