went fishing tue nov 6. saw a huge Eagle. tryied to get close to get a pic. but the Eagle flew off. It was a tough day only caught two bass. one on a spinnerbait and one on a jerk bait
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went fishing tue nov 6. saw a huge Eagle. tryied to get close to get a pic. but the Eagle flew off. It was a tough day only caught two bass. one on a spinnerbait and one on a jerk bait
I wonder if that's the same Eagle that I saw out there. I saw in in the area that you fish on Bluegrass. He was in one of the larger trees along the edge of the water and flew off to the North when I got near him or her.
[QUOTE=psvec;501869]went fishing tue nov 6. saw a huge Eagle. tryied to get close to get a pic. but the Eagle flew off. It was a tough day only caught two bass. one on a spinnerbait and one on a jerk bait[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Moveon;501895]I wonder if that's the same Eagle that I saw out there. I saw in in the area that you fish on Bluegrass. He was in one of the larger trees along the edge of the water and flew off to the North when I got near him or her.[/QUOTE]
he was in a tree across from the main point. love see them here
Yea I think so too. They make the trip to Bluegrass fun and exciting. It's the main reason I like to drive around out there. I see a lot of the wildlife out there. There use to be some Beavers in the "H". I have not seen them in a long time, but then again I don't fish as much as I did when I first started fishing out there. And I only saw them after it was starting to get dark. They must still be there as something is chopping down a lot of the shoreline trees still. :(
I only wish I had a 600 or 1000 mm telephoto lens on my camera. But those things cost upwards of 10,000 to 15,000 dollars. And that's way more than I paid for my boat and truck, so I won't be buying one of those anytime soon. :(
[QUOTE=psvec;501959]he was in a tree across from the main point. love see them here[/QUOTE]