This is part 2 of the last post "On the Ground". Just a collection of our late winter, spring, and summer water activities. Obviously, most will revolve around fishing.
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| If anyonce can make icefishing look beautiful, it's this little girl |
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| Our buddy Jared with a slammer perch |
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| Local Splake make for some awesome fish tacos |
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| Springtime macky jigging |
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| jigging splake on lower sunshine |
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| My first Montana cat |
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| We made a trip for paddle fish and cats. While hooking paddles, occasionally you'd run into these sturgeon |
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| Sumemrtime catfishing on the Yellowstone. An awesome experience |
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| Hook up! |
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| The elusive yellowtail crappie |
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| Hoyt caught his biggest smallie this summer. A dandy on a minnow |
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| The baot has been awesome this summer and put to good use! |
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| I promise there was a great big cutt in this picture right before it went back into the big drink, by accident. If you look close you could see it's blurred tail |
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| Hunting for a Cajun boil |
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| A look of confidence |
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| My first fish hooked me big time on Fort Peck Lake, Montana |
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| My first red drum |
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| Yea, I didn't know what it was either when we first brought it in. They're called gold-eyes and their ferocious. |
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| Bob with a Fort Peck walleye |
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| Hunter with his first local walleye |
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| Three generations of fishermen |
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| Yellowstone cut on a #8 hopper pattern |
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