Tuesday, April 8, 2014

The Camera Is All Better Now

Sorry for the lens problem on a couple of the pictures yesterday. Didn't realize it was dirty, but then in the heat of battle, who's looking at the camera lens?

Here's a couple of pictures Yuki took with his I-Phone. One of these days I have to learn to take pictures with my mouth shut.

I'm not really having trouble holding up the fish, I was trying to get sideways shots of all the fish at once. Didn't do too well. 



Yuki said he got 9 pounds of fillets from the four fish. Not too shabby.

And you guys, thanks for all the good words and the WOW's for both of us.  

Did I mention that it was near 80 degrees at the lake. And can you believe, last Monday we had snow. I know better than to wear black jeans in that kind of heat. Must have been a senior moment.

Thanks for stopping by.
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  1. MelApril 8, 2014 at 10:13 AM

    Morning, Mark. Camera or clouded lens doesn't really matter. Anyone with sight can see those are some big ol' Bows. Maybe those black pants are your lucky fishing pants......................

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  2. Carlos RubioApril 8, 2014 at 10:52 AM

    Hi Mark... congratulations for this nice fishing day....
    A camera is the most important "tool" for a angler....
    that is the way to show the captures ... if you can not show it... nobody is going to believe your.. hahahaha

    bye...
    Carlos from Spain

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    1. DanielApril 8, 2014 at 2:03 PM

      While I agree that the camera not working right does not kill the day, at least you got the fish in the shot. I am writing a story about missed shots for my blog right now. My uncle caught the largest smallmouth he has ever caught and handed his camera to his brother in law to get a shot. After he released the fish he saw somehow his brother in law missed the shot and only took a picture of his own crotch!

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    2. MelApril 8, 2014 at 4:51 PM

      Hey, Daniel, maybe he should leave his brother-in-law home next time. I guess that kind of thing happens to all of us sometime. Looking forward to your post.

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    3. DanielApril 16, 2014 at 3:51 PM

      Hopefully I get it written. I let a friend borrow one of my hard drives and it has all my old pictures on it. I don't want to use other people's pictures for a how not to article because that seems a little rude. So I am stuck with what I got.

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  3. ストレンジャーApril 8, 2014 at 9:04 PM

    Hi Carlos,
    Is "Yuki" famous in Spain yet through Mark?
    Come join us in California. We'll take care of you.

    Yuki

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  4. cofisherApril 8, 2014 at 11:18 PM

    Great looking fish Mark. I'd say you had one lucky day.

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  5. Bill TrussellApril 9, 2014 at 7:01 AM

    Mark
    Every time I looks at these brutes they get bigger. Unreal trout, congrats again on a trout of a lifetime.

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