Photos from 2010……in no particular order….

Colonel’s Island in a veil of frost………….

Brother in law John enjoying ice fishing and Keith Mitchell’s Crown Royal.

Nuclear explosion in the west?

……or just a nice sunset


Checking out the Indian pictographs on Clearwater Lake..


A shoreline cedar tree on McColl Island which must have had some good wave action last Fall.


Flashback to the Fall of 2010…….a foggy morning and fishermen at VBL.


September morning down at the docks……


Cliffs along the portage trail to McGregor Lake……and Fall colours.


Frost on the roof of cabin 7 last Fall.

Another foggy morning ………..

A curious fox checks out Keith Mitchell and I……….


I think he’s lonely Keith…….


Trolling for muskie on Halloween day off of muskie point…….no muskie but a nice lake trout!


Caught trolling the “Lil Fat Bastard” in 27 feet of water. “Beware the Fat Bastard!”

3 thoughts on “Photos from 2010……in no particular order….”

  1. charles W. Weiss
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    Great selection of curious photographs.
    The fox looks very interested in whatever your doing.
    The lure name is spelled "Lil fat basterd"?
    Looks like it caught a big Fat "Troutsterd"
    I hope 2011 is even more photogenic!

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