[NrthFrk16]

after seeing all these hot fishies, how about some good scenary shots. given what ive seen with the fish, there must be some amazing photographers on this site. i am curious to see what everyone can do with a camera when there isnt a fish in the shot.

 

[David Dornblaser]

Evening, Upper Midwest:

Deschutes River, OR:

Enjoy,
David

 

[andre]

Top o the morning to you

 

[Jamey McLeod]

The Mighty Muskegon last Feburary, 72nd street access

Lake Michigan in various moods

And my adopted home waters.

 

[Rick J]

Fall on the Ronde

 

[Rick J]

Stef O'Donnell et al with gear raft on the GR

 

[shotgunner]

upper Manistee, 2 miles from home

 

[fisshman26]

How about some `PERFECT` porn???

 

[doublespey]

Hey Sparkey - you said "No Fish", but that first shot has some Sucker trying to find his way upstream.:hihi:

 

[JGS]

What we will do for fish....

 

[SSPey]

LHW... old photo? reversed image to confuse followers? the "real" rods on top? what gives?

 

[Gillie]

Fisshman,
I wouldn't mind seeing a close up of the flies in the box there :devil: . The vouyer in me was immediately drawn to those babies .

Very nice pic and even from a distance nice looking flies.

Gillie

 

[fisshman26]

It is a lefty!

 

[Gillie]

North Umpqua

Probably the prettiest river I've been fortunate enough to fish.

Gillie

 

[Gillie]

Campwater .

 

[andre]

Not exactly what you were expecting but this was in Vegas. Who know about K's alternate businesses

 

[salmo]

Below I posted imagesof my favorite Alaskan river where I sped many weeks during summer, where there are more Grizzlies then people and the only means of transportation in this remote , roadless territory is a jet boat.

 

[salmo]

Alaska cont.

 

[Bob Pauli]

Thanks for sharing...

Thanks for sharing those great pix, guys! Each river is more beautiful than the next. I would like to see some pix of Gaspe's beautiful St. Jean River. Anne, where are you?

Images of the Deschutes River canyon always take my breath away--thanks!

Here is a tranquil scene from NE California's Fall River, looking at Mt. Shasta, 44 miles to the west. It is California's second highest mountain at 14,162 feet [4318 meters].

P.S. Typical crappy November weather in California.

 

[Bob Pauli]

And if you get tired of looking at the scenery, look to the river bottom to see what a "spring creek" looks like.