Thursday, September 6, 2018

On the Water


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.




If anyonce can make icefishing look beautiful, it's this little girl



Our buddy Jared with a slammer perch






Local Splake  make for some awesome fish tacos





Springtime macky jigging







jigging splake on lower sunshine


My first Montana cat







We made a trip for paddle fish and cats. While hooking paddles, occasionally you'd run into these sturgeon



Sumemrtime catfishing on the Yellowstone. An awesome experience



Hook up!












The elusive yellowtail crappie


Hoyt caught his biggest smallie this summer. A dandy on a minnow




The baot has been awesome this summer and put to good use!


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




Hunting for a Cajun boil


A look of confidence


My first fish hooked me big time on Fort Peck Lake, Montana


My first red drum


Yea, I didn't know what it was either when we first brought it in. They're called gold-eyes and their ferocious.






Bob with a Fort Peck walleye









Hunter with his first local walleye


Three generations of fishermen


Yellowstone cut on a #8 hopper pattern

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