She tells me to put my big boy pants on and go get that fish. She even suggests how I might carve out the right amount of time one evening to do so.
So I do.
And I did.
It's a long drive for just one fish, but I hate to disappoint the lovely.
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| The Scene of the Crime |
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| From behind the same rock. |
And that's why I like Ann :)
ReplyDeleteYes. A good egg.
DeleteWell ain't you sumpin'
ReplyDeleteSome days.
DeleteIn my own mind, truly a legend, am I.
Persistence normally pays off.
ReplyDeleteMark
Well, at least when it does, I'll crow about it. :)
DeleteDid he give back the fly he took the other day? If not, what good was the trip! Just kidding Steve, way to go back and get him.
ReplyDeleteThat was the other fish.
DeleteIf I had thirty more minutes I would have walked down to the tail of the pool and tried to get the TWO flies it took back. A task for another day.
She has a touch of Culvert right enough.
ReplyDeleteShe does
DeleteGood going Steve. Beautiful fish!
ReplyDeleteThx Howard. It was very satisfying.
DeleteNice fish...persistence pays off!
ReplyDeleteWhen it does, it's especially rewarding. When it doesn't it makes me want to snap graphite.
DeleteThe 'crime scene' is just breathtakingly beautiful. Lovely trout there!
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