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Tim, Great photos! Thanks for sharing! Does R&R have a river clean up weekend?

Great post! I certainly enjoyed catching fish with duckydoty. I really appreciated his help in getting me to set the hook at just the right time . The fish were on fire for the dark gray sowbug as the water level was rising. We caught a few fattys --with a couple between 16" and 19", really healthy fish with a lot of fight. Once again, when the sun went down, we had the whole place to ourselves. Bundle up boys, and get out there and catch a few!!!

Great fish!

Very nice fish, Tim. Worth the cold wasn't it?! Thanks for sharing.

Burrrrrrrrr...it was a balmy 37 degrees as we geared up for some night fishing. Duckydoty and I hiked down to the Big Hole. I was fishing a San Juan worm with a sowbug dropper. Duckydoty was stripping a gray pine squirrel sculpin with an olive one below. The wind was brutal, and was carrying light flurries. It was slow going for me for about the first 45 minutes. Duckydoty was having better luck. During a brief trade off, I did get a nice 19" rainbow to hand. We made our way back upstream. Just above the Rebar, I starting catching fish on almost every drift. Duckydoty followed suit and tied on a couple of sowbugs. We slayed them. It was a great night of fishing and we had the place totally to ourselves. Where were you guys???? You missed out that's for sure.

Happy Thanksgiving!!! Eat, fish, and be merry!!!

Happy Thanksgiving All!!!! Eat, Fish and be Merry!

Close... The Chateau... but only after we tire of fishin under the stars and fireworks. You guys are great!!!! Happy holidays!

Terry, I was kinda wonderin why he was so enthusiastic about bringing me to work this morning. He is BRILLIANT! I just hope he grabs my gear before he gets me this afternoon. Happy Thanksgiving and get down here and do some fishin!

I like that story! Here's ya an "atta boy"!

Not sure if this will help or not as it only shows at 7 day intervals. Click on the day of the week on the left hand side of page and find #13 (Table Rock Dam) for the generation schedule. Good luck & happy fishing. SWPA-Weekly Generation Schedule

Great smallies! How fun is that!

A very special thank you to all those who are currently serving and of course, to all who have served, for our freedoms! Happy Birthday Semper Fi!!

Great pictures! Very nice fish! Kudos on a good day at Crane Creek. Thanks for sharing.

Terry, Who can sleep anywhere when the fish are bitin' and you're all jacked up on Krispy Kremes and Mtn. Dews? I think I'd make a fine leader . I know how to paddle, is that considered rowing? I netted duckydoty didn't I (he's a keeper for sure! )?. I'd happily give up a productive hole of fish (it seems there's always more than one on any given body of water ). Spotting the BIG Browns isn't the question, it's catchin' 'em, isn't it? Of course I know the difference, Albright is a college, and Double Surgeon's is two doctors who operate together, right? . And lastly, in order to make an accurate measurement, I must use a tape measure, as my thumb and forefinger can only measure what I have always been told is 8 inches . In all honesty, just between me and you , I'm marrying duckydoty so I won't have to do or know any of these things! He's an awesome guide ya know! . Thanks Terry!

Gotta love it when you catch a "keeper"! Weather permitting, the ceremony will be @ 4:00pm on December 31st.

Great picture of the Elkins Community Church and of the White River Bridge. I used to live on Cannon Creek off Hwy 16 in Madison County. Have you taken any photos of the curved bridge on the old Hwy 16 loop? It's one of the few still passable curved bridges in the state. Great place for a photo. Keep shootin'!

Nice shot....enjoyed your photos page as well....keep shootin'!

In a word....tutorials! I use both MAC and PC. It took a little while to get used to the MAC, but IMO, it is very user friendly. Good luck!

What a Kodak moment that was for some lucky photographer! Too funny!

It was a great fall weekend to be out and about. Good pics Phil. Thanks for sharing.