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We've had beautiful weather lately. |
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I can't wait to see it when everything is green. |
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A fishy looking stretch of river. |
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Some kind of sunken boat? |
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More river |
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Even more river |
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Lots of snags , but fishy water for sure. |
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Behind the snags. |
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The snag, |
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I'm sure this is a great shady place to relax in the Summer. |
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Another section of river. |
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One of my favorite pictures from the weekend. |
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A pond hidden in the hills. |
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More of the pond. |
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I was tempted... |
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Always reassuring. |
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My baby and a worm |
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Lilly pads! There's a small turtle in their somewhere. |
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Windy! |
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Easy to forget you're on the river. |
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A first for me in freshwater |
Some of these pictures have previously appeared on G+ and Facebook , and a question I posted on G+ along with answers from fellow blogger John from FCS , has led me to believe that the snail shell pictured above is from an invasive species. I'm going to look into it further , and hopefully have some answers to post here. It was a good reminder that , as fishermen and women , we need to be vigilant when we see things that appear out of place. I'm afraid invasives are going to become a more common problem as the years go by...
Have a great weekend!
Unfortunately invasives are an ongoing problem. We, as individual fisherpersons, must do what we can to prevent the spread.
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