2020-2024 Fish Photo Dump

Photo dump 2020-2024. 
Featuring my friends:
Dustin
Adam
Tyler
James
Calvin
And my Dad and Wife 

The thing about fishing with family and friends, is that even when I couldn't make a fishing adventure, it felt like I was there, sharing the excitment of the catch vicariously angling through them. Here are some catches from solo trips, friends adventures, and some on friend's solo endevours! Enjoy. 































































































































































































































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