Sometimes the fishing is too good to worry about pictures. All bows, smallest 10" & largest 18". I seldom walk away from Snake Canyon disappointed.

Spring Break 2011

Finally got out to use the camp trailer. We went east and ended up staying two nights in the Escalante, UT area. The trailer was a must for taking the little guys camping. Didn't fish much, but got to enjoy the great outdoors.

There is some incredible geology in this area. I'm really impressed with the quality of shots from the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS PAS I recently picked up.

It's a MOALacle!

I finally got out to hit the bass pond with Chester the Molester. There was a crew working on the water inlet and the pond was as low as we've seen it. With my trusty Cocoons bug shields, I spotted a few LM bass hanging out by a rock. After a technical 54' cast I was able to coax one out with a MOAL. When I first tied up the MOAL two years ago, I thought I'd found a new form of sliced bread. But it didn't prove so dynamite, but it was great to finally catch a fish on a MOAL.

I've had my eye out for a horse rockin' a light tan mane. I want to tie a Sandy Mite, but until now I wasn't able to locate all the ingredients. With the help of Kyle, we were able to acquire enough horse mane to complete this goal.