Our son Chris...our friend Marvin and his grandson in the background... |
Fresh Water Large Mouth Bass...Aubut Spinning Rod, Shimano Reel... |
Large Mouth Bass caught at Lake Fairways... |
Large Mouth Bass...he was caught and released... |
Large Mouth Bass... |
Large Mouth Bass...Aubut Rod...caught with a top water plug... |
The sun was setting and the wind picked up... |
it was time to go home.... Our son Chris is visiting us here in Florida and we are thrilled to have him! His wife Allicyn is away on business and could not join him! Chris is a long time professional angler and used to guide in Key West, Florida and Westport, MA. He and Allicyn now reside in Falmouth, MA. Chris recently started a custom rod building business along with Allicyn, his chief financial advisor and business consultant. Together they are quite the team. His years of experience on the water and knowledge of the habits of many species of fish has led him to design a great product! You can visit his website @: http://aubutrods.com. He also blogs about his experiences and we laughed about blogging together later this week! Who would have thought it??? He will be visiting Key West in a few days to fish with his friend Aaron Snell to film and photograph for his website, parts of which are still under construction! Recently he fished with with Michael Hogan, owner of Hogy Lures who wrote a great blog about fishing with Chris, using a light tackle travel rod designed by Chris. You can read about it here @: http://hogylures.com. You can also visit him on his Facebook page @: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Aubut-Rods/372582289491148 Just a little "plug" for a "reel" great couple who "reelly" know their stuff!!! |
28 comments:
What an interesting and delightful career choice your son has made. Sounds like he is doing well and I know as Mom, you are proud as punch. Great pics of the fishing and love the sunset shot!!
Love that largemouth bass (and the sunset lake shot is beautiful!).
My Sunday Best this week was on the topic of hunting. (touchy)
So I was pleased to see this post shared about fishing!
Great photos, and best of luck to you son in his business venture - that's fantastic!
The fishing and the scenery are great. You did a good job in capturing it all with your camera.
Congratulations on your son's new venture. I wish him and his wife all the best. :)
How exciting to begin a new business venture... fishing, I love to fish, I just don't get to do it much... Thank you for sharing on Weekly Top Shot #55!
Wow, how impressive. And your photos are just perfect to plug his story.
That sounds like a dream career for a guy!
I will let my husband know about this...he is an avid fisherman...I fish at times but mostly photograph. Congrats to your son!!!
Awesome images! Best wishes to your son and his wife for a successful business venture.
Lovely night photos ~ Son is handsome ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
Great pictures, excellent sequence with bass fishing, nice view of this magnificent place.
Great catch for such a great visit!
As I was scrolling through the pics I was thinking, "Isn't her last name Abut?" Thank you for explaining! How wonderful. What a talented son you have there, and quite the entrepreneur! Enjoyed the shots of the fish, and although I love to eat fish, was glad to see they were thrown back. :) Have a great week! I will be sure to check our your son's links. Louisiana has a lot of fishermen, ya know!
It looks like everyone had a "reely" good time!. I would have had a hard time throwing that fish back in the lake - pretty sure it would have found its way into a frying pan...
We visited Key West.
It was one ride I tell you first go trip.
I thought that bridge would never end. Miles, miles.
Those ugly birds in the trees and the crockodiles at some spots.
of water passing by.
I was so happy to see the Hotel.
Wow Congrat's for your son's business. I will have a look later today at his site.
I was a lover of fishing in my hand at age 6. My oldest brother was my side kick or I was to him really. We catch those Large Mouht bass here in one river.
They are beauties those fins are very sharp. Being a female. I always had the cloth attached to my old pants to grib them. I dont like to clean them. Those scales are pretty yukie flying everywhere. They can pull the line down like you have the biggest fish the bass. Also we have huge Muskies.Not sure if they are not to be eated. They are ground fish I think. He will know what I am talking about.In Canada Fishermans Trophy. Who catches them have a Taxidermy mount them. For show and tell in homes.
I am glad he visited you son Chris. How nice.
You must be so proud of him.
Seems to be a great site for fishing! Nice capture!
Rosemary, your son Chris is not only a good fisherman he's a great rod maker.
what a gorgeous sunset and what appears to be a very unhappy BUT lucky bass!!
sounds like your son picked the perfect "partner"!!
It looks like a lovely place to have a picnic. Lovely shots!
How wonderful to be able to do work that you love!
This sounds like a really exciting venture for them Rosemary, and I wish them the best of luck.
Hope you've had a wonderful Monday!
xo.
I am not into fishing but the post was interesting and I also really like the sunset photo as the wind was picking up.
Great closeups of the bass and what a gorgeous sunset!
Many wishes for your son and his success!
seems like a great place for fishing and relaxing :)
Very cool. My step dad is a bass angler. He does it competitively. It's really fun.
Nice shots- love the sunset. Best wishes to your son.
I fell in love with your 7th photo! This is certainly a great visit to capture nature this way. Take care :)
congrats on a good team by the sounds of it; lovely photographs and the first thing I picked up on was the name on the reel and I then whizzed up the sidebar to check your surname as I was sure it was the same. Then of course the remainder of the post explains. Sounds like a very interesting business venture when there is your hobby and work rolled up into one ...nice post Rosemary
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