Beautiful.

And folks wonder why we fish.

 

Great picture Tom. Maybe you started a great picture thread I’m sure others have great pics to share!
Agreed Bill! Sometimes you just need to escape the man made chaos get to the great creation and just breathe.

 

 

 

 

but it may have been Winston's boat.

Not from my boat, Tom but here’s one that is

…W

 

Not from my boat, Tom but here’s one that is

…W

Here’s another from your boat.

 

 

Wrong activity, but this was one of my best sunrises.

 

Since this is "Great Picture" and not just sunset............

My best Tx: 88 #s

My boat after a cold day on water

Random house on Lake Tillery.

Random photo I found on internet & saved years ago

Eric Fincher w/ a double (52 & 49) on front of my boat on 1 of my holes. Yes, we CPR, 2nd fish hit before 1st was out of net.

 

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Random photo I found on internet & saved years ago

Cat car definitely makes a statement.

 

My son and I fishing on Watts Bar Lake in TN

 

My son and I fishing on Watts Bar Lake in TN

I may see you out there some day Skyline?

 

 

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Now this may be an indication that you have spent too long in one location. haha

 

My kid at McDonalds on 59 cent hamburger day while salmon/steelhead fishing.

 

We took a bunch home with us. The pic was just to mess with his mom. BTW cold McDonald’s cheeseburgers are worth considerably less than 59 cents.

 

BTW cold McDonald’s cheeseburgers are worth considerably less than 59 cents.

Not to me!!!!!! 😋😋😋😋😋🙂

 

Lake Havasu...

 

Below the cliff face on the left side of these pics was a serious honey hole for small to medium flats. If memory serves, this reel started screaming shortly after this pic and I landed one of 'em. 25 year-old Shimano 6500 Baitrunner.

 

I think this was taken by Eric from Reese's boat but it may have been Winston's boat.

That's an amazing pic, Tom. But i cannot take credit for taking it. Trying to remember who may of been at the gathering that year to take the pic. Not Reese's boat either. Mystery sunset!

Here's one from two evenings ago on Eagle Creek. The storm was stationary for almost 2 hours.