Test
It seems that everyone gets to try a test post for something. Usually I think it's how to post a picture. I don't really have any issues with posting pictures, but I did recently figure out how to do something a little differently so I thought I'd try it.
Leave No Trace
That's a really good pic. Where was it taken?
May the holes in your net be no larger than the fish in it. ~Irish Blessing~
That don't look like no place in the Island Nation of Ohio. Were you on a work visa to another country?
Joe Valencic
Life Member FFF
Rod Builder in Chains
I don't know, that might be the West branch of the Rocky River. Looks kinda like around Olmstead Falls, If I squint.
Erich
I'm with Joe, I don't remember seeing snow capped peaks and lakes alomst above treeline in Ohio. Nice pic though, kinda looks like my backyard.
REE
Nooo, it's DEFINITELY NOT "In the country of Ohio"!!!
1)The trees are not devoid of branches, 6 feet up, where they've been stripped for campfire wood.
2) You can see into the water, more well past the 3" depth
3) The air appears to be CLEAN as well as, BREATHABLE.
4) The snow isn't a dingy dark gray.
5) The person, casting, HAS ROOM to cast.
6) For such a wide angled, photo, there are not 1,100 other fishermen in the shot.
7) There's no graffiti on the rocks.
The young man, fishing and wearing "gang colors" shorts, doesn't have a shiv in his back
9) There is not 23" of Styrofoam bait containers on the ground.
10) Taking numbers 1 thru 9, into consideration, the fishermen has a CHANCE, of catching a fish, that's perhaps even edible.
Saint Paul-"The Highly Confused"
You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.
-- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Uintah Mountains.
The fish are always right.
You guys are correct...not quite Ohio.
This is a picture I took of my brother (who only fly fishes when he has NOTHING else to do and I drag him by his ear) fishing at Lake Blanche which is in the Wasatch Mountain Range in Utah. It is truly a beautiful place where the main lake (shown) flows down into a smaller one. The trailhead for the hike up is in Big Cottonwood Canyon which is about 20-30 minutes from SLC airport. If you click on the picture, it will take you to a photo album of other shots from the area. By the way, this way taken in July 2 years ago.
Glad you guys like it.
Here is another angle which shows Sun Dial Peak as well (10,320 FT).
Last edited by Wild One; 04-02-2008 at 01:10 PM. Reason: clarification
Leave No Trace
Originally Posted by Wild One
Dang I knew it was a picture from home!!! Oh, how I miss the mountains and the stellar trout fishing!!!
Say hi to them beauties if you get there before me!
Scott
Real nice photos, Wild One.......right generous of ya to share em with us....Thanks, Bro.
Who's the cute li'l varmint in the blue snowsuit ??...............Dan
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