Tibble Fork

We were going to go to Schofield Reservoir but we were going to get some afternoon thunderstorms so we decided to hit Tibble Fork. The bit was hot and everyone caught fish. Gold cast master lures

Grandma was the first in and first with a catch. The fish quake when they see the yellow dragon.

It took a little while but Heather soon followed. She is using her new pole. I don't know what she called it, I think she calls it 'The sparkling Pixy'.

Lynne was using a cast master and needed assistance to dislodge the hook.

Fish on.... its a big one.

Holly Hannah this women can set a hook. We call this a Roland Martin. He is a famous bass fisherman that taught the angling world how to set a hook. Lynne has perfected this method. Some times she can gut the fish before it is out of the water. Congratulations Lynne!

Grandma and I get a simultaneous hook up.

Grandpa and I stand as proud anglers and look forward to fresh fish for lunch. We enjoy eating our catch. I know that some of you don't like fish but give different species a try. You might find one of them appetizing.

Now this is the way you set the hook San Diego style. Nice job !

Amy retrieves her catch with expertize and honorably displays her future meal. We are very proud of Amy's service to her country and family. We are praying for your success in the Navy.

Grandpa uses the famous red hook impaler while Amy proudly looks on. It was fun to have you here Amy.

As usual we needed a funny fish pose picture. Grandpa and Rachel are displaying the I can balance on one foot method while others give the I can make a goofy face too try. Lynne nice cheeks....(please do not read into this statement).

Tibble Fork is a beautiful location surrounded by snow splattered mountains. An enjoyable place to take the family and practice your inner hunter.