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Under a lock on the river is always a good place to try your luck.
And these Little Black Cormorants thought so too.
And these Little Black Cormorants thought so too.
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Re: Gone Fishing.
Love the cormorants shot and blatant diagonal (as opposed to the inferred variety! ...
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Re: Gone Fishing.
Isn't strange that you get a boat and then fish tight into the bank? OK maybe this is the only way to get to this spot but I see this often. Like the bird shot.Ed
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Had fun with the cormorant shot Mark - bother this "inferred diagonal" business, let's go for the heavy-handed approach! LOL!Originally posted by pandora View PostLove the cormorants shot and blatant diagonal (as opposed to the inferred variety! ... LOL)
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Hi Ed - With the lock fully open because of our good rains from the north of the country giving the river a flush, and the river flowing very strongly, the fishing theory is (I think) that the fish are flung through the lock towards the bank. Maybe it works, or maybe not - the pelicans & cormorants were certainly doing better than the humans! With such a fast current, the "tinnies" could have ended up out to sea!Originally posted by Wee man View Post
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