Photo Archives
Carla holds a good crappie that she caught while striper fishing at a rocky point on Keystone Lake. Striper fishing was a little slow, so this fish was a welcome diversion.Full Photo
Kyle and his buddy Morris (pictured at left) are always hitting the nearby ponds for some serious bass fishing. Who catches the biggest?Full Photo
Drum can really fight. But Kyle says, "they sure got an ugly mouth!"
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Kyle prepares to practice his "catch-and-release". That means, he'll release it, then try to catch it again.
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Jared with his snagging rod standing before a flooded low-water dam at Chouteau Bend. Normally, we have our boat in the water at this location, but the dam is normally visible and the water not nearly as rough.
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An early, wet, spring morning at Skiatook Lake. Jared caught this "mama" on a silver redfin while fishing the riprap next to the dam. (Notice one of the balloons we were pulling in the background.)
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Night is sometimes the most productive and enjoyable time to fish when you want to avoid Oklahoma's summer heat. Full Photo
Ben just likes to fish! He caught the only one to be had the day we ventured to Pleasure Island south of Port Arthur, Texas.
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Jared and I got on the Skiatook hybrids this August. Fish broke our line at least 3 times, but I did manage to get a photo of this 5 pounder. Chris, Rusty, when are you going with me? (Photo by Jared)Full Photo
FISH ON! (note: Kyle is not a farmer. He worked at a plant farm the spring of 2003)
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Winner of the 2003 Sandite Wrestler's Fishing Tournament.
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Catching sandies at Chouteau Bend.
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Not bad! But this sandy doesn't match anything near the striper he caught last year, or the bigger striper his dad is gonna catch this year.
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Tough Day. But you can't stop fishing or the family will outdo you.
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Jared demonstrates for Dad the perfect casting technique for catching bait.
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Carla took this nice shot while we were fishing Skiatook Lake on an early, hot, August Oklahoma morning. The model for this photo was apparently focused on slabbing for hybrids.
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A graphite rod and a too tight drag means trouble when you're fishing for the early spring, hungry-mean striper.
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Jared is amazed at the fifteen pound blue cat his mom caught at Keystone Lake in Oklahoma. He's wondering if he could've landed this fish on a small rod-and-reel like his mother did.
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