Jacob from Ocala, Fla. Daily Blog has asked to see some fish pictures from my recent trip to British Columbia. I have camped and fished in this region of Canada for twenty-seven years and have had many moments of wonderment while casting a fly for the beautiful trout which cruise the lake's depths and weed beds After careful consideration, I selected a sunset photo at HiHuim Lake near Kamloops in which a large grey cloud fish arcs its back and glides gracefully through the endless rose and mauve air current pond. This fish is beautiful and delicate, smooth and elusive and serves a symbol to remind us of those swimming below. It is a remarkable gift from a profound native spirit which abides in this realm and offered in a quiet breathless moment for the eye (I) to behold.
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That's a stunning photo Lee. Such beautiful colours in that sky. Thanks for your regular visits to my blog.
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Zounds! What a catch! That is incredible and much more of a fish than I had hoped for...thanks!
Takes a good eye, Lee. Stunning shot and Lois Anne would agree re: "profound native spirit" ...
Have a great day!
This eye 'I' read it right. An enlightening shot. MB
awesome shot! sky and sea are dancing together!
Amazing fish there . . . but so was the other one that didn't get away. . . .
The colours are gorgeous. I am a sucker for purple. Have you come across a blogger called Fishing Guy. Think you and he would have a lot in common,
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