When we arrived at the river it was still pretty dark out.
Not my personal best but not my worst either. Can you tell I've lost weight?
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Pierce County Sunday
While everyone else was sitting on their davenport watching the Vikings lose to the Bears Eddie and Nick were knee deep in the cold, clean and clear waters of Western Wisconsin's Pierce County filling their creels with trout caught on a fly.
When we arrived at the river it was still pretty dark out.
Gotta love the selfy! I only share the ones I like best.
Nick Wilson decides how close is too close when approaching a cow and her calf. Watch out for the cow pie!
I think he gets annoyed when I take too many photos. That's partially why I do it.
The lower Kinni shortly after day break.
When we arrived at the river it was still pretty dark out.
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