I stopped by “Salt Creek” today and found this avid fisherman trying out his flyrod. He didn’t catch a thing while I was there. I will be sharing some other pictures of one of my favorite recreation areas close to Sequim.
15 thoughts on “Winter Fishing – Repost”
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Now that is one determined fisherman!
Fishing… wow… you need so much patiente for that!! but it’s a good way to isolate yourself without giving any reason… Silence, the river and the hidden fish..
Morning from madrid 🙂
I like the reflection of the man on the water. Hope he will catch some fishes 🙂
I like the way you’ve captured the stillness. I’m sure fishing’s an excuse for standing round listening to your own thoughts.
Angela
I love the reflections in the water.
d’abord bravo au pêcheur, il est courageux de pêcher par ce temps. ta photo et les reflets sont superbes. une tres belle photo
initially cheer with the fisherman, it is courageous to fish by this time. your photograph and the reflections are superb. a very beautiful photograph
I think it takes patience to be a fisherman, something I’m find lacking in myself. That said, I love the serene mood of the photo.
The reflections are great. I first noticed the man’s reflection then the post, then the grass. And then on a third look I see the reflection of the trees in the bend in the river behind the fisherman. I may have to look and fourth and fifth time.
I love this photo — the reflection is so cool!
I think you live in a wonderful area!
Reminds me of the Gorton’s Fisherman 🙂 Great shot!
My, that looks cold. He must really be determined but your picture is great. I like the composition and reflections too.
A photographer told me that one definition of a great photograph is that viewers want to look at it a long time, or over and over again. So many of your photographs, this one included, meets that description.
I just read your comments on my blog. It’s true, I’ve been less than forthcoming on the meanfre address, just to stay private.
You are not only talented, you are kind.
Best to you, Annie
The reflections are great! I also like the quiet stillness.