This is one of the biggest perch I've caught from Lake Hodgson, 12" long. There are also a White Crappie and a Black Crappie in the photo.
This American Robin came by while I was cleaning the fish.
I was able to get a good photo of the bird with the orange breast plate.
Go and visit some other critters from around the world.
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Those are some nice looking fish. Crappie are good eatin', too.
Niiice catches - Did the Robin sing to you? hehehe
what time is dinner:) lol, nice catch! We also have a few robins around here, not that skinny yet! Have a nice weekend!
Those are good size perch Tom. :)
Great photos, Tom.
Any favorite recipes?
I've been seeing lots and lots of robins lately.
I played too :)
Great shots! Nice sized perch, indeed!
It just keeps raining here...I am wondering when we will be able to go fishing.
I like the nice capture of the robin.
Great looking fish!What time is dinner?
I love eating perch! Wonderful looking fish...hope you had a good time catching them.
That robin has a curious look. I like the colorful fish as well!
Fishing and birding -- can't beat that!
Every time I come here I get a good fishing lesson! Between you and Frank's blog, you'll make a fisher(wo)man of me yet!
Great shots. The last one of the bird is great.
Your robins are so different to ours, but the fish I recognize. Nice catch camera and rod.
Glad to see your getting you line wet again and having some good catches to boot! Seldom do I see a 12" perch I consider a 10"er and good sized around these parts.
Those were some really nice crappies in your earlier post, I bet they were delish!
My sister loves to fish and I love robins! Nice pictures and a nice catch.
Now, you need to change your story to have the red robin being the one who captured those fish above...
What a great catch and what a great capture of the robin. Congratulations on both!
Really good looking fish!
Hi Tom,
Looks like you had a wonderful fishing trip and a good encounter with the robin.
OK - I can't tell the difference between the crappies...what is it??
Congrats, Tom... That is a big one!!!!! Have you eaten him yet????? YUM!!!!
We can see (from our home) a Robin's nest on top of our neighbor's gutter. George told me to get my binoculars and look them closer. I told him that I couldn't do that for fear the neighbors (whom we don't see often) would think that I'm spying on them... ha
Have a great Sunday.
Betsy
Kewl critter post. Actually, I had fish for dinner tonight but it was caught by my sister & her husband in Alaska. VERY TASTY indeed.
Hugs and blessings,
The robin is beautiful!
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Tom : Congratulations on those beautiful fishes that you caught. They look awesome, tell me they taste as good.
I used to catch perch off the dock in Canada when I was about 7 or 8 for my Dad to use when trolling for pike!! Those that I caught were about 4 or 5 inches long..great memories!!
Looks like you are about to plant that garden..ahhh spring has come!
Nice post!
I adore the Robin photo... I have seen a few flying around here from tree to tree but they are jumpy birds and quite hard to photograph.
You did a wonderful job at this one!!!
Hugs♥
Very good looking fish !!
I can almost smell them sizzling in the fry pan. :-)
Pretty red robin ... perhaps he was hoping to be invited in for dinner !!
Wonderful catch!! Is the robin a fish eater? Because he was interested in your fish! Have a great week!
Fishing guy! Your really living up to your name!
Those are some good looking fish. Looks like you had a decent day fishing. :-)
Great shots! I love fresh caught fish grilled over an open fire. SIGH!!! Now you're making me hungry. Maybe I can con er beg er pay my kids to go fishing? :)
You must have lots of practice fishing cuz you catch some good ones. :) I usually end up with tiny ones that get put back. :)
Love the robin and the fresh fish! I actually had fresh fish for dinner yesterday-and boy was it good!
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