Over Labor Day Weekend, John and I camped at the Brule River and managed to fit in some paddling and fishing, between driving 3 hours to Buckskin Lake and back to do some sampling. We fished the lower river this time, mainly because when we arrived at the canoe rental place to arrange a shuttle, about 35 people were renting canoes and kayaks and planning to paddle the same route that we normally fish. It was interesting seeing the lower river, though a bit challenging to fish (tight corners, lots of overhanging alders). We did land one nice rainbow trout.
Trying to wrangle the rainbow into the canoe
15" Rainbow caught on a brown caddis
John reviving the trout for release back into the Brule
Getting our giant car camping tent ready
Relaxing in the hammock
Nora planning her ambush attack on the numerous red squirrels that populated the campground
One tired-out doggy
Campfire just right for toasting s'mores
Trying to wrangle the rainbow into the canoe
15" Rainbow caught on a brown caddis
John reviving the trout for release back into the Brule
Getting our giant car camping tent ready
Relaxing in the hammock
Nora planning her ambush attack on the numerous red squirrels that populated the campground
One tired-out doggy
Campfire just right for toasting s'mores
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We saw a black dog that looked like Nora when we were on the playground yesterday . . . Johanna RAN after it as fast as her little legs would go, shouting "Dog! Dog!"
Guess she misses Nora too . . .
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