After five weeks, we returned to the Snake River upstream of Asotin to fish for bass. I caught an 11-1/2 incher on my first cast, and after about an hour and a half, neither of us caught any more, though I lost two lures to hungry rocks.
The day was spectacularly beautiful: sunny, with contour and light accenting the basalt hills across the water.
My husband took all the photos.
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Eel Creek Chronicles 
Hungry rocks? You don’t go in for a swim to retain your tackle? (Thankfully you are a woman but I will allow you a chuckle) Cheers,H
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Chuckle. <<>>
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Beautiful photos.
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Thank you, Ellen! ❤ I'll relay that to Vic.
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They are beautiful photos
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Thank you, Crystal! My husband is very handy with a camera.
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I really like your picture journeys
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Thank you, Crystal–they’re enjoyable outings, and Vic and I both enjoy recording them with photos, and I always enjoy writing about them. They provide a good reference when I need to go back and look up some detail I can’t recall.
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Ok. ’til next picture journey
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It’s a date. 🙂
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good
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