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Thursday, May 29, 2008

Lake McMurry fishing

foggy down the road from my house
Looking down the lake
My friend putting the motor on the boat
Lake Sixteen--next week


I went fishing Wednesday morning. It was foggy at 5:30 in the morning and it was cold at the lake although some blue sky tried to show through.The tree farm in the background of the lake pic is where I live and ride my horse. From up by my house I can look down and see the lake. Caught a fish (trout0 Nice sized but forgot to take a pic. Wah!



Next week Lake Sisteen. Thank goodness these lakes are close by.
Off to visit my Mother today-Will be gone all day.

12 comments:

Flying Solo said...

I never went fishing, but must be a good hobby. But not for me! LOL

Lady Di Tn said...

That makes me want to get the fishing pole out and go with y'all. Great photos. Peace

Chuck Pefley said...

Oh I love fresh trout, even though I get annoyed pulling all their little bones out of my mouth. Hope you have a great time on Whidbey today.

Marcel said...

I agree with Lady Di.I alos agree with Chuck.

Janice Thomson said...

Looks like a beautiful place to spend some R&R. Lovely photos MB.

Champ Townboy said...

Your a regular outdoors person ... fishing, horseback riding, hiking!! These are great shots ... thank you!

crittoria said...

Looks like the perfect day to go fishing. My youngest would say that EVERY day is the perfect day to go fishing. ;-)

EG CameraGirl said...

WHOA! I guess it was foggy!

Looks like a lovely spot to go fishing. I wouldn't care if I caught a fish or not. LOL

Knoxville Girl said...

I go fishing at the grocery store, thankyouverymuch. But I sure wouldn't mind just pottering around in a boat on that lake.

Jim Klenke said...

I havent fished in over 35 years. We have been talking of getting a fishing license and trying it out again. I dont like the taste of fish, but I think I would enjoy being out and relaxing on a boat.

Sayani said...

wow!! and simply wow!!!
splendid nature

thanks for sharing

Kostas said...

Marvellous photographs with beautiful subject but we do not see the fishes that you touched!