By Michael Bardsley
We stopped by this spot today to fish. I caught two rainbow trout and a couple of brownies.
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I didn’t know brownies could swim…..? Did they have nuts in them…those are my favorite!
Mike, This looks glorious! Jimmy and Rob will be so jealous!
What did you do with the fish? Are you a catch and release fisherman, just for the sport? Are you a fly fisherman,or worms, or tackle? I only ask as Harold was an avid fisherman both fresh water and Salt. As you might expect he was a catch and release kind of guy. I’m not sure if any of his stories about the one that got away were fact or fiction. The picture brought back so many memories of old fishing holes and ponds. Some were very secret, and he kept the location very close to his fishing vest.
Hi Gram – Mike may be a little slow to respond because he’s in and out of cell phone / internet range. But I think they ate what they caught for supper.