Spring Break Trip part 2

[flyman]

Some nice rainbows were also caught. It was fun to spend time with my son and enjoy the beauty of the natural world that we tend to forget sometimes. Life is short even on the longest day, take time to live it:smile:

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[Scott Spencer]

Really nice photos from your trip!!

[flyman]

Thanks Scott, I don't think most people realize how much time it takes to photograph the fish, smoke cigars, and drink beer. It almost doesn't leave any time to fish:biggrin: I just wanted to add one more of my favorites.

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[old east tn boy]

You need a larger net!

[flyman]

I originally bought the Gallatin model but found out very soon that he was not well suited to some of the tail waters or other waters I fish. The Frying Pan model I have now will handle some fairly large fish. I like the shape and depth of the bag better to. I kinda wish I had one of the new ones with a longer handle;)