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The early morning drives to the dock have often been foggy. |
But by sunrise it's been mostly clear skies and bright...not the most desirable condition for shallow-water fishing. |
By now we've posted enough photos of this bird that regular readers should know what it is.*** |
Charlie W. and Val S. studying a patch of bunker on the surface. "Hmmmm...wonder if anything's under them?" |
Egret |
Charlie W. with a bluefish or striper on the way to the boat. |
We put numerous fish in the boat, but the larger ones have been hard to come by. |
Rough living below penthouse-level in this cormorant condo. |
Don G. fighting a feisty bluefish. |
Rocks covered with green marine vegetation. |
Late mornings typically saw clouds forming in the distance. |
Believe this is an immature common loon. [I think I went to school with a couple of those.] |
Is that an Egyptian dhow making its way along the banks of the nile? Nope. Just a couple of sailors taking their small sloop through the marsh. |
Mal Y. got into bluefish at Middleground. |
The day's "no-wake-zones-don't-apply-to-me" lunkhead. |
Capt. with a nice bluefish...caught on a white Lefty's Deceiver fly. |
Gertrude: "Hey, Heathcliff, you gonna gimme some of that fish, or what?" |
***Black-crowned night heron
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