I don't often set out on a fishing day with a particular photo in mind that I would like to take. Usually I find things to be much more organic than that - the right light, angle and action tend to just jump out at me, and then I go for the shot. One thing that makes all the difference is keeping my camera in my waders so that when those moments occur I can be ready to take the shot in seconds. Risky? Yes. If I fall in, my camera is most certain to get soaked, but if I keep it locked away in a waterproof bag or pelican case, I can guarentee you I would barely use it. So I take the risk, and it has paid off, time and again. Here are a few shots of my favourite "moments" in the past little while.
Timbre fishing at Kananaskis.
Paula netting a distressed duck.
Pete throwing a stick for Chili on the ice.
Over or under? Paula takes the low road.
Josh spey casting at last light.
Streamer fishing.
Power casting into the wind as a sudden snow storm hits us.
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